Sentence examples for more comparative light from inspiring English sources

Economists, too, have depended on cultural anthropology to see concepts in a more comparative light and even to challenge the very notion of an "economic man" (suspiciously similar to the 19th-century capitalist revered by the classical economists).

Some analysts agree that casting the net more widely might shed comparative light on scientific change, and that Kuhn's model is too restrictive even when applied only to the mature sciences.

Merck's decision to forgo more comparative data was "quite bullish," Black said, but not unreasonable.

More comparative study has been done on traffic models.

More comparative effectiveness trials are needed.

Undoubtedly, future efforts on more comprehensive comparative transcriptomics and even comparative genomics among the silkmoths will shed significant light on the mechanism underlying cocoon coloration.

Comparative benchmarking studies may shed more light on which are the real preferences and constraints and how these vary between species.

It is unclear, however, why LAB and MS should select slightly higher fat and lower protein than PAP and COS; expanding the study to a wider range of breeds would provide a more substantial comparative perspective which could shed light on this question.

It's a softer, more natural light.

Filters create softer, more natural light.

To shed more light on this important question, we conducted comparative case studies with a global sample of 9 firms producing solar photovoltaic (PV) modules, complemented by in-depth interviews with 16 leading PV industry experts.