Sentence examples for comparing the achievements from inspiring English sources

Comparing the achievements of these two groups in the final exam allowed us to compare the traditional-plus-tutorial version with the adapted-teaching version.

When comparing the achievements of, for example, jump from the spot or ball throw by both hands, the results assessed at the beginning of this millenium and those, for example, in the seventies of the last century, recent results were significantly worse [ 12, 13, 16].

Key Findings and Conclusions Comparing the achievements of one year's implementation of the "Education of Rural Working Girls" Project with the envisaged goals, shows that the implemented methods were largely successful in allowing most of the pre-set goals to be attained.

Evaluation is based on academic performance improvement through study cases, by comparing the achievement of the overall objectives between the two groups (EG & GC).

We conducted this analysis by comparing the achievement of practices located in the most deprived fifth of super output areas in the country with the achievement of practices in the least deprived fifth.

As simple methods for evaluating and comparing the achievement of performance targets have yet to be standardized, it is difficult to assess their stability in unselected populations of dialysis patients.

They asked Test Match Special's statistician, Andrew Sampson, to concoct a formula that would allow them to compare the achievements of bowlers from different eras.

Mr Brown compared the achievements of Mr Mandela to those of the former US president Abraham Lincoln and Sir Winston Churchill, whose statues already stand in the square.

Before the steroid era, a home run was a home run and we could look at and admire and compare the achievements of Mantle, Aaron, Kaline, Ruth, Schmidt, and Mays and feel like we were speaking the same language.

In effect, she's providing a personal, country-specific confirmation of the point made by Kay Hymowitz in a recent Foreign Policy essay, which compared the achievements of working women in the laissez-faire U.S. to their counterparts in social democracies: ….

This is true whether you compare individual schools in Britain, or compare the achievements of entire education systems using the results of the giant Third International Mathematics and Science Study, published in 1996, in which 500,000 pupils in 41 countries took part and in which Britain's performance was mediocre.