Sentence examples for comparisons to work from inspiring English sources

A. C. Moore, chief investment strategist for Dunvegan Associates in Santa Barbara, Calif., said: "The markets have some reasonably good comparisons to work off of and expectations are fairly low.

Reviews from critics have been positive, with many drawing comparisons to work from previous eras.

The varied instrumentation and experimental songwriting on the album invoked comparisons to work by Steve Reich, Neil Young, and The Cure.

Comparisons to work undertaken in Finland [ 2] shows that our Australian cohort of fearful women reported using epidural anesthetic during labour around half as often as women in Finland.

Bioinformatics databases and analysis tools have become ubiquitous in modern biology: from DNA and protein comparisons to working with molecular structures and metabolic pathways, bioinformatics is integral to our understanding of biology.

They have no comparison to work against".

Most studies (58%) collected data using a time and motion methodology in comparison to work sampling (33%) and self-report/survey methods (8%).

The study also showed great improvement in the recycling of enriched calcium reaching 98% of initial enriched material recovery, significantly reducing the operational costs in comparison to work of Krajewski et al. (Krajewski et al., 2013).

In comparison to work demands, supervisor support plays an important role; in that it is more likely to influence health outcomes of nurses in terms of job characteristics.

Benefit recipients, he suggested, had done "relatively well" in recent years in comparison to working people on low incomes, many of whom who have seen their wages frozen and incomes fall in real terms.

In it she follows the travails of three sisters over the course of a reunion weekend -- and in doing so invites hardly unwelcome comparisons to works by Anton Chekhov and, more recently, Wendy Wasserstein and Beth Henley.