Sentence examples for comparison close from inspiring English sources

Torvehallerne is a cake walk by comparison, close to everything and open from 7 a.m. during the week, 8 a.m. on the weekends.

The only comparison close to the spectacle would be when I later visited the Vatican.

In comparison, close to 1,600 patients had commenced ART at Bhubezi CHC by February 2009.

For comparison, close contacts of DS-TB and HMR-TB were also identified with data recorded in a similar fashion.

An adjusted indirect comparison would be the most appropriate way to compare results of RCTs, but in this case since none of the RCTs had common arms to enable a formal indirect comparison, close attention should be paid to the findings of the individual trials.

When a non-Anglophone writer wins the Nobel Prize in Literature, as Mo Yan, the Chinese novelist, did this morning, it's natural to seek out points of comparison closer to home: Mo has been compared to Kafka, for example, and the Nobel Committee has cited the way his "hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history, and the contemporary".

If you wanted a comparison, closest equivalent in the US might be Dwolla.

This was true for every transferability factor, since the INMB of the base case comparison is close to zero with a λ close to the ICER.

Price comparison was close to impossible, as the major manufacturers called the same models by different names at different retailers.

New York Times Digital by comparison had close to 46 million unique visitors in March.

Indeed, only if the extreme outlier is included in the analysis is any comparison even close to significant (unexposed vs. passively exposed, P = 0.063).