Sentence examples for narrow comparison from inspiring English sources

But a more narrow comparison can be drawn to the early days of organic food, when anyone could claim a food was grown organically without any evidence, and to the days before nutrition labeling was regulated, when a product like vinegar could be labeled cholesterol-free.

A sort of Evernote-for-conversations – although that's an admittedly narrow comparison – at the heart of Flowdock is a nifty realtime browser-based group chat window, which resides on the right hand side of the screen, a little reminiscent of one aspect of Google's now defunct Wave.

That, to me, is a strikingly narrow comparison.

A more narrow comparison of the three Microbotryomycetes to the other species within the Pucciniomycotina identified additional expansions and depletions common to the species in this lineage.

Andersen, for instance, maintained a 10 in the statewide comparison but improved in the narrower comparison.

But narrower comparisons illuminate deep disparities.

Biotech executives suggested making narrower comparisons.

Our examination of repeats here in eight angiosperm chloroplast genomes, representing a wider phylogenetic diversity than that of earlier studies, identified numerous repeats in each genome of a nature and pattern similar to those reported by others based on narrower comparisons.

And yet … these applications seem prosaically narrow in comparison to the more perfervid claims of Bitcoin's cyberlibertarian enthusiasts.

If you narrow the comparison down to original content -- Tweets versus Posts -- Twitter boasted more interaction around nearly all of the broadcasts SecondSync examined in its study.

Existing algorithms use the error oval method in probability theory to narrow the comparison range of the road.