Sentence examples for make a better comparison from inspiring English sources

This allowed us to make a better comparison with creating DSLs in MPS.

To make a better comparison, tri-armed (star-shaped) 3BTF-TPA was also synthesized.

But the Yankees, particularly Sabathia and Pineda, stand out as so big that some looked to other sports to make a better comparison.

This enables us to make a better comparison due to similarity of firms (in terms of size and investor attention), and assures that results will not be driven by small firms.

Chris van Allsburg, author of "The Polar Express" and other picture books that parents are happy to pore over repeatedly with their children, comes to mind as a peer, but the Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, perhaps best known for "Spirited Away," might make a better comparison.

Another measure which might make a better comparison, according to Dr Ross Tucker of the sports science institute at the University of Cape Town, is the power-to-weight ratio.

These improvements in the FARMS implementation allow for making a better comparison of those methodologies and enable the user to change the model selection according to the purpose of the data analysis.

Perhaps iTunes would make for a better comparison in terms of the model.

I think you should match investment horizons to make it a better comparison.

An argument might be made that a better comparison would be to compare across those time points that correspond to the same stages of repair, such as the time of wound closure or the time of maximum inflammation.

The proposed ROA could be extended by incorporating these uncertainties to make a better investment strategy and comparison among various energy sources.