Sentence examples for comparisons quite from inspiring English sources

None of these comparisons quite fits.

STRIKING COMPARISONS Quite what the coal miners facing a cut in their wages 80 years ago would have thought of the TUC's threat to stage the biggest strike since 1926 over the right to retire at 60, the Backbencher can only imagine.

Several studies have compared safety and outcome with percutaneous tracheostomy versus those with surgical tracheostomy, but lack of rigorous design renders useful comparisons quite impossible.

The deleted region overlaps that reported in another patient, although this previously reported patient had a much larger deletion, making further comparisons quite speculative.

These differences make comparisons quite difficult and result in a reduced total cohort size and diversity, since independent cohorts from different studies are hard to be summed [ 9].

Importantly, characteristics of original trials (including design, eligibility criteria, clinical and procedural features) can make the results of indirect comparisons quite different from those of direct comparison.

The petition that the department filed, in October, was, by comparison, quite modest; yet the arguments that it put forward strongly echoed those made by Reback.

Hassan called Kingsbury's comparison "quite frankly ridiculous" in a statement and suggested that Lamontagne will try to roll back kindergarten requirements as governor.

The total size of the networks in the three organisms is roughly of the same order, making their comparison quite meaningful.

Here, no distinct c onset appeared from the measurements, probably because the maximum height of the adsorption peak was, by comparison, quite low for this polyion.

Although developmentally regulated expression of various SRS genes has been shown for other stages, in comparison, quite a large number were upregulated at the merozoite stage.