Sentence examples for hypothetical comparison from inspiring English sources

She offered a hypothetical comparison.

The hypothetical comparison, of course, goes only so far: John Jr. had not just the name of a celebrity, but the warmth and charisma of one.

Mr. Brecher gave a hypothetical comparison of 8-hour, 35-minute shifts worked by an average police officer on overtime and a newly hired officer earning regular pay.

If, by hypothetical comparison, Zell worked a gruelling three thousand hours last year and earned fifty million dollars, his hourly rate was $16,667.

I offer a hypothetical comparison: "What about mixed-race babies, especially when the combination is entirely nonwhite, who I believe are just about as unadoptable as babies with disabilities?" Wouldn't a law allowing the killing of these undervalued babies validate race prejudice?

I present an example experimental design, for a hypothetical comparison of fruit colour preferences between two frugivorous bird species.

Dr Robert Lockie Hove, East Sussex Simon Jenkins' entire piece about the Belfast cake affair (Opinion, 21 May) is based on spurious hypothetical comparisons.

The tweet was deleted, but not before it was ridiculed by fans drawing up hypothetical comparisons to European clubs ever doing the same.

Table 7 shows the slopes for these lines and those based on hypothetical comparisons.

More detailed analyses were undertaken for current and hypothetical comparisons that reported EQ-5D, HUI-3, or both.

Considering the two hypothetical comparisons of our survey, two different study designs could be adopted when RCTs appear unfeasible.