Sentence examples for comparing statements from inspiring English sources
From these provisional codes, the authors developed a codebook of 18 emergent concepts using the constant comparative method (i.e., comparing statements for each code within the same interview as well as across interviews).
Constantly comparing statements from the comments, and moving back and forth between the text and category scheme, contributed to the refinement and validation of the classification system.
The table below compares statements of generality in Frege's notation and in the modern predicate calculus.
"I was looking forward to confronting him with his affidavit and his statements at the trial and comparing those statements to the truth," he said.
Prioritization, however, could not be done solely by comparing the statements' raw scores, since all these statements have equal weights but different significance and generalization values.
"You have to go down and ferret out a lot of what's going on, and all the plans that you have to compare are like comparing witness statements until you find the truth".
Comparing similar statements from both Obama and Bill O'Reilly about the crime rate among young African-American men, Maher blasted O'Reilly and the GOP for not listening to what Obama actually says.
Secondly, through an iterative process of comparing these statements and experiences, HMA and BK identified more sub-themes that led into the significance of uncertainty in healthcare-seeking.
Compares statements by the Red Brigades in Italy with those of Futurists and Fascists there, finding that they share the nationalist aim of raising Italy from degradation with the force of instinct.
By reading and rereading the transcriptions, the first two authors of this paper highlighted important statements in each transcript, compared these statements to those of the other focus groups, and cross compared them against each other.
Baldwin concludes "The Uses of the Blues" by comparing a statement from Henry James (a frequent point of reference) with a verse sung by Bessie Smith.
