Sentence examples for grounds for comparison from inspiring English sources

"You could argue that the inspectors have some biological makeup, or you could argue that they eat so much that they have the grounds for comparison," she said.

Precedents and grounds for comparison seem to be lacking, so I may have to let the superlative stand unqualified for now.

There may even be grounds for comparison between the 19th century Italian and a certain British politician, she suggested: "What I think really interesting is that D'Annunzio was an absolute shit... and deeply attractive too..

We envisage being able to see performance in respect to several benchmarks at the same time, to offer wider grounds for comparison, instead of on part per time.

In this article, we have studied the valley splitting of the monolayer δ-doped Si P, using a density functional theory model with a plane-wave basis to establish firm grounds for comparison with less computationally intensive localised-basis ab initio methods.

While harmony arises as an activity of the soul/mind consisting in relating quantitatively, Kepler adds, taking over the Aristotelian doctrine of categories, that harmony is a "qualitative relation" as well, involving the "quality of shape, being formed from the regular figures", which provides the grounds for comparison (KGW 6, p. 216, lines 37 41; Engl. trans., p. 296).

"There's no ground for comparison," Mr. Naím said.

Providing an overall perspective of the retail establishments' characteristics allows a better understanding of the case study but also provides some ground for comparison between research case studies.

I think blogs are a breeding ground for comparison.

This can create a breeding ground for comparison and insecurity.

A new open-access CTG database is introduced which should give the research community common ground for comparison of results on reasonably large database.