Sentence examples for later comparing from inspiring English sources

The process of this utilised the constant comparative method – initially comparing data sets between focus groups, later comparing data with emergent theories.

This process utilised the constant comparative method - initially comparing data sets between individual transcripts, later comparing data with emergent hypotheses [ 9, 10, 12].

"There are some similarities," Dickey would say later, comparing a firehouse to a clubhouse.

Later, comparing death to a game of football, MacKenzie produced the headline: "BRITAIN 6 (Georgia, two airstrips, three warplanes), ARGENTINA 0".

The scientists then interviewed all the families four years later, comparing the investigated families with the 431 families that had not been investigated.

The university has a collection of skulls accompanied by photographs of their owners in life: the students will measure the skulls, apply scientific principles, and sculpt heads, later comparing them to the photographs.

Captain Ziomek later compared it to the D-Day landing.

MPs later compared it to a Victorian workhouse.

He later compared his circumstance to those found in the cowboy movies he favors.

Theodore later compared the break-in at Y-12 to the attacks on 9/11.

A scathing parliamentary committee report later compared conditions at its Shirebrook warehouse to a Victorian workhouse.