Sentence examples similar to demonstrative comparison from inspiring English sources
The Boston Symphony's early audiences, by comparison, were public and communal, articulate and demonstrative.
Here, we employ a non-traditional, highly demonstrative design of a molecular epidemiological study, where the comparison of BC cases and healthy middle-aged female donors was supplemented by an analysis of groups with extreme characteristics of either BC risk (bilateral breast cancer (biBC) patients) or cancer tolerance (tumour-free elderly women aged ⩾75 years).
ESLN-3 exhibited 5.32-fold increase in peak plasma concentration (Cmax) and 10.98-fold 10.98-foldn AUC0→24 increaserinon to ES. EMF hAUC0→24 taken for demonstratine purposes only.
53 57 Therefore, it is important to examine whether an individualised intervention, such as CFT, is demonstrative of clinical-effectiveness as compared to a relatively cheap comparison treatment such as a combined exercise and pain education class.
The Conservative administration is both completely out of touch with the reality of people's lives (hardly surprising when the cabinet is filled with white, wealthy, male Etonians) and demonstrative of a level of political cruelty that makes Thatcher look almost cuddly in comparison.
It has to be demonstrative.
He's not overly demonstrative.
Not boring sacks, demonstrative sacks.
But the friendship was not highly demonstrative.
Demonstrative pronouns represent the gender differences best.
