Sentence examples for form of comparison from inspiring English sources

She also said that league tables or some form of comparison was inevitable.

Figure 3 A different form of comparison, where we compare the actual irradiance maps.

A COUPLE of readers challenged my use of share prices as a legitimate form of comparison for house prices in a recent posting.

Wayne Pace, AOL Time Warner's new chief financial officer, said his company had always encouraged investors to focus on cash flow and not net income "because it is the most common form of comparison among companies in our industry; it is not the only metric, but it is the one most frequently used in comparing companies".

Seven of the eight studies used some form of comparison group.

I don't think any form of comparison can be made". Solomons improved Edinburgh's league position by two places, although results remained exactly the same, with seven wins and 15 defeats.

The recent sequencing of genomes has added a pivotal tool for genome analysis in the form of comparisons and multiple alignments.

Decision support takes the form of comparisons of estimates of sample size and minimum effect size.

Future evaluations of reporting guidelines can take the form of comparisons based on journal endorsement status, but researchers should consider prospectively designed, controlled studies conducted in the context of the journal's editorial process.

This is likely because SEN and PCC are less stringent forms of comparison than bp-distance which equally weighs all base-pair changes, additions and disruptions.

Not, one would have imagined, a particularly controversial decision: by 1965, Ellington was rightly regarded as a straight-up, no-further-questions genius who had elevated jazz to an orchestral art form worthy of comparison with more "respectable" musical genres decades before.