Sentence examples for comparisons were ones from inspiring English sources

But not all the comparisons were ones the author liked to encourage.

One could argue that the Fall/Swell Maps comparisons were one of those defining components of the suckiness of indie rock.

These efficacy comparisons were one-sided and performed at the 5% level of significance; no adjustment for multiple comparisons was made.

Comparing a poet's poetry and his correspondence in this way can be ridiculously unfair, of course, but ridiculously unfair comparisons are one of the great joys of art.

The problem of silent multiple comparisons is one of the most difficult statistical problems faced by scientists.

On another trial, the sample may be the & sign with the two comparisons being one red and one blue disk, with the red disk being correct.

WHO proposed the use of evidence-based approach in the selection process of essential medicines, with cost-effectiveness comparisons being one of the key criteria [ 14].

Differences in this comparison are one or two orders of magnitude lower than previous comparisons on water flow.

"That comparison is one that isn't appropriate," he said.

And here, too, the comparison was one that Washington courted.

Minutiae comparison is one of the most heavily researched areas of fingerprint matching.