Sentence examples for items and compare from inspiring English sources

Many more shoppers are using their phones to research items and compare prices before making purchases offline or on computers.

By organizing sale prices from scattered newspaper circulars into a single database, the Internet has made it easy to search for particular items and compare prices — too easy, at least in the eyes of many major retailers.

Shopping.com says it gathers information on millions of product offerings from thousands of outlets, and provides shoppers with an online destination that allows them to quickly find items and compare prices, quality and service.

Computational results demonstrate the applicability of the proposed model for perishable items and comparing the results shows the efficiency of the proposed metaheuristics as well.

Saving items and comparing the fanfare around each assertion of a battlefield or diplomatic victory allows him to notice the nearly imperceptible way it is dropped.

A series of embellished, secondhand Sanitation T-shirts, such as the one Preston was wearing, were going for sixty to a hundred and twenty dollars each. Shoppers held up the items and compared them — the orange trash-collection uniform versus the green one — and tried out large purses made from reflective safety vests, which cost twelve hundred dollars.

Forensic scientist Mrs Campbell prepared a report after analysing the items and comparing them with a number of reference samples including former murder accused Ross Monaghan.

Specifically, we describe the frequency that food items were present; examined weekly agreement in the presence and amount of food items; and compared a one-time measurement with multiple measurements.

The attempt at determining rates according to ICD-10 criteria using questionnaire items and comparing them to rates based on questionnaire-cutoffs showed that results strongly depend on the method used for defining cases.

For the ATS, we summed total positive attitude scores from the 29 ATS Likert items and compared these overall scores precourse versus postcourse using repeated-measures ANOVA, but given the coarse-grained ordinal nature of the individual Likert items, we analyzed these with the nonparametric Wilcoxon signed-rank test.

We calculated mean visual analogue scale ratings for the new system and for conventional methods for each anaesthetist over the 18 attributes and the six scores relating to case types (that is, a mean of the 24 items) and compared them between randomised groups with a paired t test.