Sentence examples for for some comparison from inspiring English sources

A gleaming row of luxury sport utility vehicles was heading out to the roads and driving course as I drove in, with contented-looking guests at the wheel, ready for some comparison driving at Lexus's expense.

For some comparison, WorldRemit has raised just shy of $148 million and is currently valued at $500 million.

For some comparison, the emission rate of an average passenger car is around EMR = 140 gCO2/km.

That's more cash than Microsoft has, and for some comparison, $34 billion is $10 billion more than the overall market cap of Yahoo.

Resource and cost information within the studies was evident in two studies, allowing for some comparison of resource information between TC models however both were considered partial evaluations using the Drummond checklist.

For some comparison, D is largest in gases (10 cm/s), intermediate in liquids (0.01 cm/s), and smallest in solids (10−7 cm/s).

(For some comparisons between contemporary philosophical modal logic and thirteenth-century views, see also Uckelman 2009).

For some comparisons and critical assessment of these models see [103, 104].

(For some comparisons between arguments for incompatibilism and arguments for logical fatalism, see van Inwagen 1983, Mackie 2003, Perry 2004, and Vihvelin 2008).

The Kluyveromyces waltii genome used for some comparisons has been annotated by Kellis et al. [50].

The statistical power of the Mann-Whitney U test was low for some comparisons due to small sample sizes.