Sentence examples for comparison led from inspiring English sources

The comparison led many Israelis and Palestinians alike to comment on what they call the Lebanonization of the conflict.

This comparison led to suggestions of improvements both for the design and verification and validation approaches.

Both ways of comparison led to the same results: no differences between the four methods for the extraction of vinclozolin, dichofluanid, quinoxyfen, fluquinconazol and pyraclostrobin were found.

The comparison led to the conclusion that experimental measurements and program results were in good agreement for the summer period, and the tool was subsequently used in order to perform parametric analysis of microclimate in urban canyons.

That heinous comparison led the New York Times to publish an op-ed by a Harvard law professor reassuring us that, even if the legal decision authorizing internment has never been overturned, we shouldn't be worried because the judiciary now sees the legal justification for internment as "bad constitutional law".

The.edu,.com,.org, and.gov comparison led to an obvious majority in comments that referred to the.org type of sites.

Lexical comparison leads to more specific data about the history of the Italic languages.

This comparison leads to confirming the feasibility of the proposed heterogeneous numerical procedure.

This comparison leads to Ia being preferred to Rw, which are special cases of the study.

This comparison leads to a better understanding of the structural changes (porosity and pore size) that occur during the silicon nitridation process.

A detailed comparison leads to the conclusion that the inconsistent theories may offer some advantages in the domain of short waves.