Sentence examples for discussion of comparative from inspiring English sources

They had just come from a two-alarm fire on Wooster Street in SoHo, and they soon got into a vigorous discussion of comparative firefighting methods with their Jersey City counterparts.

Looking back on this incident, I can say that it followed logically from a discussion of comparative court systems that included the word for "jury," which in Spanish is jurado.

The paper presents each of these new benchmarks by providing description and discussion of comparative analysis of obtained results.

(For a very stimulating discussion of comparative advantages and disadvantages of each, see the papers by Reiner Bauböck and Will Kymlicka in Dieckoff 2004; the former defends the non-territorial, and the latter the territorial option).

Considering the high degree of conservation of gene order in syntenic blocks of human and bovine chromosomes as well as in comparison with syntenic blocks in other species (see below in the discussion of comparative maps), the elevated number of intrachromosomal rearrangements suggested by the BTA6 sequence assembly map seems less likely than the gene order determined by our RH map.

The ability to reflect upon our own thoughts and behaviour, known as metacognition or introspection, pervades many aspects of experience (Metcalfe, 1996), and is particularly well developed in humans (see Frith (2012), Smith, Shields, and Washburn (2003), Terrace and Son (2009) for discussion of comparative studies).

The article ends with a discussion of the comparative advantages and disadvantages of propensity scores compared to alternative analytic and design options.

A brief discussion of the comparative impact of local element filtering is included.

See Chellas (1980, 193-194) for a concise critical discussion of the comparative plausibility of these two formuli under their standard possible worlds interpretation.

A key element of a discussion of the comparative merits of the HR and the difference in RMST as outcome measures concerns relative versus absolute effects.

Instead, this review will focus on a discussion of the comparative affinities of the Aβ antibodies in clinical development for monomeric, soluble oligomeric, and fibrillar Aβ species.