Sentence examples for merely comparing from inspiring English sources
True calibration of soil quality requires more than merely comparing values across management systems; (2) increase the power of soil quality indicators to predict response to disturbance.
Instead of merely comparing pledgers' sexual behaviour to non-pledgers' no matter how different their views on sex, religion, and so forth Ms Rosenbaum compared adolescents in each group who profess similar values.
This diversity appears by merely comparing capitals and tympanum, but the stylistic convergence between these manuscripts remains striking nonetheless.
The apparent proliferation of non-certified credence goods can only be understood by recognizing that producers' decisions about how to produce and whether to seek certification are more complicated than merely comparing revenue and costs.
For instance, many scholars use male norms to judge women's activities merely comparing men and women, with little or no attention paid to constructions of gender (Ahl, 2006; Lewis, 2006).
Merely comparing modern genera (Equus) with the earliest members of the group (Hyracotherium) may reveal an average increase in size, but this provides a greatly oversimplified view of a complex and interesting pattern.
Many studies haven't bothered, and have merely compared acupuncture with no treatment.
We can merely compare the present with past performance, but the Australian economic does not exist in a vacuum – we need to consider how well the government played with the cards they were dealt by the world economy.
And it is sadly lacking in savoir faire, littered as it is with projects flubbed in their execution, from the empty buildings in Riyadh's new financial district to the drabness of Riyadh, a dull backwater not merely compared with glittering Dubai but also with Manama, the Bahraini capital.
That means you play separately and merely compare scores.
However, such a method merely compares visual images, and therefore, the derived roundness values are not strictly quantitative.
