Sentence examples for methods of comparison from inspiring English sources

The shape of his tree is unsurprising -- it arranges the Indo-European languages in much the same way as linguists do, using conventional methods of comparison.

Taxonomy has become truly modernized only in recent decades, Yoon argues, as it has moved from the field to the lab, adopted statistical and genetic methods of comparison, and organized itself around evolutionary changes.

They investigate ancient and contemporary approaches to literary study, theories and methods of comparison, and the relationship of literature to film and other media.

Regarding what was observed and measured as a significant improvement including the methods of comparison there is variability in the literature [reviewed in 53].

Table 3 shows that these conditions are manageable in all three methods of comparison and that correct reference image was detected.

Several humanities and social science disciplines, including geography, have adopted Detienne's prescription for themselves, bringing greater depth and openness to their methods of comparison, whose objectives embrace two well-known goals: "informing generality" and "explaining uniqueness" (Bradshaw and Wallace 1991).

But this method of comparison isn't new.

As part of the project, a new method of comparison was developed.

"The vocabulary method of comparison gives no clue if the Papuan languages are related to each other," says Foley.

TRUS was considered as the criterion standard method of comparison.

Each method of comparison has a specific purpose.