Sentence examples for comparison made between from inspiring English sources

A comparison made between our XRD spectrum and the standard confirmed that our silver particles exhibited Bragg's reflections of silver.

The natural frequencies were determined using CQUAD8 finite element of MSC/NASTRAN and comparison made between the experimental values and the finite element solution.

The local clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) said: "The comparison made between acute (or mainstream hospitals) and mental health funding in Norfolk is not accurate and complete.

A comparison made between the children and their parents found that the children were more negative regarding the physical complaints and the motor, autonomy, and positive-emotion scales.

The comparison made between the established models and experimental results shows that both the models can reveal the real system performance sufficiently.

The quantitative comparison made between some of the parameters involved including the maximum shear strength, the energy dissipated, and the plastic stiffness in cycle No. 10, for CFT and SRCFT column is given in Table 5.

But on one matter, Berlin is clearly concerned about any comparisons made between the two cities: housing.

"There have been comparisons made between us, so I guess these things are inevitable.

She was quoted as disliking comparisons made between her and Billie Holiday because Holiday was a drug addict; comparison with Maria Callas would have been more appropriate.

These resources help pupils discuss meaningful topics such as friendship, emotions and the environment, with comparisons made between life in the UK and Germany.

There are a lot of comparisons made between Kim's putting and Woods' and I have to say it's not too ridiculous a claim.