Sentence examples for more relevant comparison from inspiring English sources

The more relevant comparison is between combustion plants and recycling.

But the more relevant comparison might be to politics.

A more relevant comparison is to the work of Spike Lee.

The more relevant comparison is the one with Martin Crowe, who said back in January: "We're seeing the dawn of probably our greatest ever batsman".

A more relevant comparison might be with Richard Bean's Smack Family Robinson, written shortly before this play and revived recently at the Rose, Kingston.

At times, the repetitions are almost Handelian; but a more relevant comparison was supplied by a friend who invoked TS Eliot's verse fragment, Sweeney Agonistes, once set to music by John Dankworth.

The more relevant comparisons regarding New York metropolitan quarterbacks — and head coaches — are those that will invariably affect the environment around teams and players operating within one decent spiral of each other.

Therefore we suggest that hospitals should build up their own databases and adjust theses scores accordingly, so that they can make more relevant comparisons.

The 2-step standardization method based on regression residuals that we proposed constitutes a way to reduce undesirable variability in biomarker urinary concentrations due to sampling conditions, and allows more relevant comparisons between subjects and possibly between studies.

Determining the internal concentration of ethanol has also allowed us to make more relevant comparisons to human physiology given that the internal concentration of ethanol of a worm exposed to 400 mM ethanol is 22 ± 0.8 mM, a concentration that is comparable to a blood-alcohol concentration that is required to produce intoxication in humans.

We can see the impact of this restriction if we make another -- perhaps more relevant -- comparison.