"Nobody wants to be giant-killed," said their manager Joe Royle after "an awkward game" and "comfortable win", aware that the giant was only comparative and not quite what it was.
And do not fall for the modern political class's post-Blair belief that history is bunk, and to draw on the past is to be a hopeless throwback: it is only a comparative blink since the second world war found millions of people reshaping their lives in the cause of a common endeavour, and the same thing could yet happen again.
It is only a comparative tool to quantify the degree of similarity and complexity with no attention for sensitivity and harm which is the most important quality of a diagnostic aid.
While there is already a substantial amount known about the increased risk of falls in the stroke, 10 Parkinson's disease (PD) 11 or dementia 12 population, to our knowledge there is only one comparative study investigating falls in patients with a broad range of neurological diseases.
Leibniz's "spiritual automaton," moved by its presentations, has a freedom, Kant claims in his second critique, the Critique of Practical Reason, that is only "psychological and comparative".
There is only one such system, so comparative studies are impossible.
Our comparative perspective is only descriptive and would need to incorporate formal phylogenetic analyses to be complete.
There is only a recent, small, prospective comparative pilot study in 21 eyes who still needed monthly retreatment at the end of a 2-year clinical trial.
While transcript abundance of pheromone precursors clearly increases in their cognate mating type upon sexual development versus vegetative growth, a comparative response is only obvious for hpr2 in MAT1-2, but not for hpr1.
However, sRNA identification by comparative genomics analysis is only applicable when sequences of several closely related species are available.
