Sentence examples for looking at the absolute from inspiring English sources

True enough, looking at the absolute numbers.

Positive Support Review's atypical conclusion is based on measuring market share in a different way: instead of looking at the absolute number of people who use a given browser, looking at how much time they spend using the respective browsers.

In a new paper* Gabriel Rosenberg and Jai Massari of Davis Polk & Wardwell, a law firm, argue that rather than looking at the absolute cost of a transaction in one market, the CFTC would be better off thinking about the relative costs of swaps and futures, both of which it regulates.

That's still a fraction of Google's growth, but looking at the absolute numbers let's you see why Microsoft wants to buy it.

One theme emerging from this table when looking at the absolute level of their answers, is that Argentines tend to be more on the "left" of the political spectrum (consistent with Di Tella and MacCulloch 2009).

Finally, looking at the absolute numbers of all IR contributions, of IR contributions pertaining to ionising procedures and for dose-related IR contributions (Table 2), the last category even if growing is clearly outnumbered.

Look at the absolute terror on his face at the fact he has lost Maradona.

And if you look at the absolute number of black children living with an unmarried mother (not just the share of the total), it rose faster between 1990 and 1998 than did the number living with both parents.

My method looks at the absolute value of percentage errors.

"If you look at the absolute rates, we're looking at quite small numbers," Fazel says.

"If you look at the absolute numbers — the number of Docker containers downloaded, the number of docker containers created — they are off the charts.