Sentence examples for mind when comparing from inspiring English sources

Potential John Lewis shoppers need to bear this in mind when comparing prices.

(The machine has three tapes and a number of other features that are important to keep in mind when comparing it to other small universal machines).

However, bear this in mind when comparing this to something like the Galaxy Tab.

I tried to keep all that in mind when comparing the car in my mind with others on the market.

Such vertical phase shifts one should keep in mind, when comparing QBO phases determined at different altitudes and pressure levels.

This should be kept in mind when comparing link-based community detection results against ground-truth communities.

But satisfied is banal as a state of mind when compared to a transcendent experience: The good doctor is electrically propelled by a bolt of lightning -- as he inserts a quarter into a parking meter in a beach town that could be anywhere -- into feeling, smelling and even tasting some sort of paradise.

Nor was preference, whether on the basis of comparing groups who preferred acupuncture vs. those who didn't mind, or when comparing those who got their preference vs. those who did not.

It is important to keep in mind that when comparing different nutrient-deprived states, carbon, above all else, is absolutely required for lipid biosynthesis (Palmqvist et al. 1988; Spalding 2008).

It is important, however, to bear this competitive price in mind when critically comparing the interior or the driving performance to that of much more expensive vehicles.

Keep in mind that, as always when comparing to an incomplete gold standard, cross-validation inherently considers any new annotations as false, although new annotations are the primary target of function prediction.