Sentence examples for left to compare from inspiring English sources
Hamilton left to compare with his teammates.
It had never been done before; searching for precedent, the Times was left to compare James to Alexander the Great.
Instead, we're left to compare it to the omnipresent iPod, which is in itself more than just a popular piece of consumer electronics.
Finally, about 5000 transcripts were left to compare the performance of these four methods.
The NanoString data and associated noise (which is ∼10% of the count value based on the analysis of the positive spikes across a cartridge) are identical in all our models, so we are left to compare C M X = 1 2 χ m i n 2 + K 2 ln N + 1 2 ln det (H ) − K 2 ln 2 π.
Use soft and hard leaves to compare how drawings come out.
a. Spikelets of Jpn1, Jpn2, and P27 (left to right), compared with Asian O. rufipogon (W137) as a control.
But Middlesex will fancy their chances of returning to Division One as they have two games left to play, compared to Northants' one.
As with the method above, all that's left to do is compare your two values.
This scholarly restraint, leaving his readers to compare and contrast, seems wise.
After discussing the sarcophagus from Cerveteri, they leave the Louvre to compare its Etruscan art with that in other museums.
