Sentence examples for more accurate comparisons from inspiring English sources

They can be sorted on a per-minute or even per-possession basis, providing more accurate comparisons between teams and players.

This is likely to allow more accurate comparisons between small treatment and control groups.

Stimuli order: Each modified and reference mesh combination was presented in a random order allowing for more accurate comparisons.

Compared with the virtual model, the physical model tended to enable quicker and more accurate comparisons of building heights.

Standardized release criteria would allow more accurate comparisons of disturbance histories among sites, species, and even across landscapes.

This meant that primarily qualitative data collected through interviews could be placed in a more quantitative framework, allowing for more accurate comparisons to be drawn.

In fact, a more accurate comparison for the book could be to a Merchant Ivory film..

Beyond the Tannhäuser Collection, a more accurate comparison might be with the vaunted Menil Collection in Houston.

The more accurate comparison is with the Weimar Republic: a flawed democracy whose failures fuelled the rise of fascism.

They therefore produce a more accurate comparison of living standards than market exchange rates.

"If anything, a more accurate comparison would be two N.F.L. coaches trying to steal each other's playbooks and game plans".