And they say it in a comparative way, compared with China and India and —.
The prevailing wisdom is that his career is in a comparative slump.
Research legal and other expenses involved in three recent Supreme Court cases, and chart the numbers in a comparative graph.
The place for the teaching of intelligent design in public schools is in a comparative religion class.
That is, it's a case of what I call increasing returns in a comparative advantage world.
Like many fellow Dover residents, he said the biblical account of the origins of humanity should be taught in a comparative religion class, not a biology class.
In contrast, Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, created in a comparative trice, is the least English of all the stately homes of England.
The respective rates of approval are 97% for 345 million copyright requests and 41% for one-quarter million privacy requests, in a comparative period.
Berglund's close analysis of Sibelius's Seventh Symphony resulted in a comparative study of its printed score and manuscript, published by Hansen.
But a recently published paper, written by Renger and others at Merck, offered hints about how suvorexant might have performed in a comparative study.
In a comparative study, both tracers performed similarly [7].
