Sentence examples for instance by comparison from inspiring English sources

Lazenby, for instance, by comparison with later Roman military camps, calculates the number of troops at 70,000, including 10,000 cavalry.

For instance, by comparison and selective mutagenesis of the structurally homologous cyts c6 and c6A, it was demonstrated that the interaction of the positive dipole of the amide group of a carefully positioned glutamine (residues 52 in c6 and 51 in c6A) with the heme is a strategy used by Nature to raise the reduction potential by ∼100 mV.

The orgy in the film "Easy Rider," for instance, is poor by comparison with the rest of the film; it neither gives an objective picture of people under the influence of drugs, nor makes us feel that we are on a trip ourselves.

Even by the standards of Southern states, that number is fairly high; it was 60 percent in South Carolina by comparison, for instance.

The average valence, for instance, can be readily obtained by comparison with known reference compounds.

Obviously when it's cranked up to the max it uses a ton more battery, but when it's down low, while reading for instance, it's sipping power by comparison.

In both scenarios for how the article could be rewritten, I believe the article would benefit from the use of more devices to highlight key points and comparisons, for instance by use of tables to compare the effect of different types of platforms on the ability to define environmental dependencies, or linkage with input data.

For instance, Ms. Spears looks downright prissy by comparison to television's most vivid teenage character, Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

But, there is not thing to say it couldn't happen in another country, like the US for instance, where mobile coverage remains patchy by comparison.

SNPs that were redundant across species were reduced to a single instance by means of progressive comparisons (see Methods).

In many instances, protein structure can be predicted by comparison to homologs of known structure [ 20- 23].