Sentence examples for more explicitly compare from inspiring English sources

The application of DALYs in principle allows us to more explicitly compare the public health risks and benefits of different management options.

Substantial fragments of an elegiac poem on papyrus by the great poet Simonides were published as recently as 1992; the poem describes the run-up to the battle of Plataea and more or less explicitly compares Pausanias to Achilles, the Greek leader of the mythical Trojan War.

Despite the title, however, Herzog does not explicitly compare volcanoes to hell.

The summary tables explicitly compare results across treatments.

This rationale provides a statistical framework to explicitly compare the two competing hypotheses.

Both peers and students explicitly compare teaching performance with that of other instructors (Cavanagh, 1996).

We therefore sought to explicitly compare students' views on professionalism and on being a 'good doctor'.

Shared major concerns: 1) Your paper did not explicitly compare model predictions with experiments.

We did not explicitly compare isolation by distance as Gustafson and Winans (1999) do.

Such evidence was less likely to be explicitly compared and more likely to be combined in reviews that used complex rather than simple methods (see bmj.com).

More generally, we have not explicitly compared the moving average estimator with the spline-fit or loess-based techniques to estimate the standard deviation used in other studies (see Background).