Sentence examples for comparison setting from inspiring English sources

The society drew a less obvious comparison, setting Dohnanyi's spare Serenade in C for Violin, Viola and Cello (Op. 10, 1902) alongside Brahms's teeming String Sextet No. 2 in G (Op. 36, 1865).

It took nearly six months to get a first version of the site up and running.By comparison, setting up Mr Ravikant's latest venture, AngelList, a social network for startups and investors (see article), was a doddle.

Finally, differential analysis was performed using Significance Analysis of Microarrays [44], for each comparison setting the FDR (median) at 0.08%.

The absolute infection rates (c.f.u./ml lysate) obtained in independent experiments were rather variable, therefore the means and standard deviations of the relative infection rates were used for comparison, setting the values for the wild type without light as hundred percent.

For comparison, setting, the values are (see Table 1 and Fig. 1), 0.0482 and 0.0463 (see Fig. 1) for, 3, and 4, respectively.

The application of hiHMM in the human/fly/worm cross-species comparison setting indicates that the chromatin state segmentations in individual organisms generated by hiHMM are highly comparable to the maps generated by ChromHMM (Ernst and Kellis, 2010, 2012) and Segway (Hoffman et al., 2012)—two widely used chromatin state segmentation algorithms (Ho et al., 2014).

Developmentally, what is the relevant comparison set of countries?

But Mr. Wiesenfeld interrupted and said the question was offensive because "the comparison sets up a moral equivalence".

His flawed comparison set off alarm bells.

So it makes sort of the comparison set a little bit difficult".

The European Union, by comparison, sets that level at 1,250 bq/kg and the U.S. at 1,200.