Sentence examples for degree of comparison from inspiring English sources

Adjectives, which are probably of verbal origin, are not inflected for degree of comparison and may be used as adverbs without any change of form.

The transport secretary said the new private line, to be funded by "private finance, in a form to be decided", would provide "a degree of comparison with Network Rail to say, 'can we build lines quicker and cheaper than we are at the moment?'".

Similarity measures, originally introduced to express the degree of comparison between two fuzzy sets, can be applied to digital images.

Verification is accepted as a process of comparing some article of interest with some standard and with reaching a conclusion regarding the degree of comparison.

To allow a degree of comparison between SimData and RealData, part of the former was designed to have similar characteristics to the latter in terms of acoustic conditions, i.e., reverberation time and speaker-microphone distance, and complexity of utterance content, i.e., text prompts.

Those premium increases could explain a high degree of comparison shopping by current enrollees.

The design of the study consisted of a pre-test, a series of lessons about the degrees of comparison and a post-test.

"We find it particularly intriguing that siblings continue to engage in such a high degree of social comparison even well into their middle years".

However, many of these investigations were limited in the number of evaluated microarray platforms and/or the degree of bioinformatic comparison, likely due to the somewhat complicated nature of the bioinformatic appraisal.

It does for example not at all offer the same degree of sequence comparisons or evaluation of interaction networks, calculations in which computers easily outperform humans.

Young people reported that the degree of freedom, in comparison with their previous school experiences, was matched well with the right amount of individual support from staff.