Sentence examples for comparison as to from inspiring English sources

"Did you request a serology comparison as to those blood samples?" Mr. Massi asked Detective Barba.

It covers a pretty long cycle so you can get an interesting comparison as to whether these guys have produced value".

Then you can make a side-by-side comparison as to what the costs are and what you get for those costs, and see what it would cost you to live in each community over the next five years.

The primary intention of 200 and 2000 sample size is to allow comparison as to the accuracy of the estimates as sample size increases.

As behind as we are, it pales in comparison as to how slow it is to get the stewards minutes made public.

"Bibi's rhetoric concerning an election campaign pales in comparison as to the direct threat to the United States of America concerning ISIS". "The president has his priorities so screwed up that it's unbelievable," he added.

Each NA unit used in a HC-NA comparison was also used in a PFC-NA comparison so as to provide a within-subject control.

Wouters, (2013) performing meta-analytic techniques, used comparisons as well, to investigate whether serious games are more effective and more motivating than conventional instructional methods.

When Emma Watson and Carey Mulligan chopped theirs off, it was considered news; archive photos of Jean Seberg and Twiggy were duly trotted out for comparison, as if to underline the novelty value.

No adjustments were made for multiple comparisons as to do so would favour our research hypotheses (in this case, the null hypothesis).

Variability in study methodology, including measurement of dietary intake, retention rates, and confounding by weight loss, limits comparisons as to how macronutrient distribution independent of weight loss affects outcomes of interest.