Sentence examples for comparing number from inspiring English sources

5) EE: personal communication Eve Ader, Estonian Plant Production Inspectorate, LV: Drozdovska Drozdovska 2005 LT: Kaspersen et al. 2004, PL: personal communication, Josef Tyburski, Mazury University, Olsztyn, Poland, SE: estimate by comparing number of organic farms in Figure 2, Schusseleder 2009.

We were also interested by the impact of the protocol on evaluation of sedation and analgesia by comparing number of assessments by COMFORT-B scores per day of ventilation and number of adequate (COMFORT-B scores in the optimal range) and inadequate scores.

The transposed summary comparing number of expression cassettes that matched to each pseudogene was bimodal (Figure 2b).

The internal weber fraction is not affected by task order (t-test comparing number responded first trials and number responded second trials: w: 0.16±0.01 and 0.18±0.02, t = 1.22, p = 0.24, CI: [−0.01,0.05]).

The internal Weber fraction, w is not affected by task response order (t-test comparing number responded first trials and number responded second trials: w: 0.15±0.01 and 0.17±0.01, t = 1.12, p = 0.28, CI: [−0.01, 0.04]).

In two of the three experiments we observed an 85% reduction in the total number of trails (p = 0.009 two sample T-test comparing number of trails in control vs. number of trails in the CelTOS group).

"Fewer" is right for comparing numbers – fewer people, fewer houses; less dough results in fewer loaves.

Spitzer et al. investigate the neural and computational mechanisms involved in weighting, integrating and comparing numbers.

It's a golden rule that, when two clergy get together to talk, they start comparing numbers.

I can't tell, because I get conflicting information from online sites — like Eppraisal.com, Realestateabc.com and Homegain.com — where I find myself obsessively comparing numbers every day or so.

Now, here and elsewhere, people are digging through records, checking death certificates, comparing numbers on graves with names in old ledgers, so these dead, too, will be remembered.