Sentence examples for needs to compare from inspiring English sources

In order to estimate the effects of the intervention on the use of chronic disease management and acute drugs, one needs to compare the outcomes between intervention participants and comparable non-participants.

But to judge whether an economy is too hot, one needs to compare this expansion in actual demand with potential supply, ie, the sustainable rate of growth.

But Ms Munnell complains that using these numbers is nonsense; one needs to compare Social Security with an average of lifetime income.

It just needs to compare its actual output (the temperature right now) with its predefined output (the desired temperature) and readjust its input (whatever mechanism is producing heat or cold).

When a manager needs to compare projects and decide which ones to pursue, there are generally three options available: internal rate of return, payback method, and net present value.

And one has to allow for the fact that the companies bought are not randomly chosen, but come from specific industries and countries; so one needs to compare the results with similar companies in similar places.

I had no preference, no need to compare.

There is no need to compare the importance of a Pap smear with a facial".

Since they are so different, there is no need to compare this film with its predecessor.

"You need to compare to Kenya, where people are literally throwing grenades at tourists," said Monkaba.

We stop this obsessive need to compare people to each other.