Sentence examples for failed in comparison from inspiring English sources
The phrase "failed in comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express that something is not as good or effective as something else when making a comparison. Example: "The new model of the smartphone failed in comparison to its predecessor, which had better features and performance."
My point here isn't to talk down FDR and LBJ, but rather to counter the idea that Obama "failed" in comparison.
In HER2 CISH a higher number of specimens were reported failed in comparison to staining with PathVysion FISH.
A 3-founder team we learn is 8% less likely to fail in comparison to a single-founder company and the ratio drops again for teams of 4 or more cofounders.
SAM had a high recall ratio for true positives but failed in a few comparisons to eliminate false positives as reflected by the high standard deviation (worst in the comparison of Exp 8 versus Exp 4 with more than 300 hits).
To take the kind of allergen tested into account is important, because our study demonstrated that 43 (40.2 %) FC tests with peanut and hazelnut were followed by a failed introduction in comparison with 9 (11.4 %) of the milk and egg FC tests.
Metallic and polymeric materials serve as a better replacement in repair and replacement of cardiac tissues, but they fail in functional comparison with biological tissues.
The disconnect is that modern Iran so fails badly in comparison.
The "finest" analysis can distinguish the rime difference between heavy and light syllables (VX vs. V), but it fails 30b, in comparison with the CVX analysis.
It was apparently worried about maintaining consensus on an overhaul of international corporate tax.Fortunately, Canada, Australia and other countries that fared poorly in the international comparisons (see chart) failed in their efforts to have them all taken out.
d, the comparison includes 4 reactions that failed in the first experimental set-up and were repeated for the attributable steps.
