Sentence examples for geographical comparison from inspiring English sources

He even added that, in broad geographical comparison (looking at Prussia and Austria as the most conservative states after Russia), state-enforced discrimination could prevent pogroms, and he maintained that, though the actions of the police were important factors, their standing by without intervention could intensify pogroms but not cause them.

Those areas may allow for a uniform geographical comparison, but in the case of the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Santa Ana area, that omitted commutes from as far as Ventura, San Bernardino or Riverside counties.

The geographical comparison of location of RCTs and mortality and GBD (in DALYs) attributable to HIV infection is in Table 3 and Figure 3B.

First, during the early years, Verbeek et al (1984) performed a geographical comparison on breast cancer incidence rates and found no evidence of self-selection bias.

Included in the Saunders's review [ 4] is the national geographical comparison study on landfills in the UK by Elliott et al. [ 24].

In order to identify which variables (theoretical constructs) predict practice across these five tracer activities and to incorporate a geographical comparison in general medical practice seven surveys will be required.

Geographical comparisons show that it is not a good route to take.

No two patients or groups of patients are exactly alike, so people have always been skeptical of these geographical comparisons.

Bearing all the above results in mind, we now turn to geographical comparisons of our ASM-V 2015.0 IGRF candidate model with the official 2015.0 IGRF model.

Broad geographical comparisons that control for historical population relationships represent a complementary approach to multigenerational studies since they allow us to sample across a range of histories and conditions [82].

This enables geographical comparisons between recently diverged populations.