Sentence examples for number compare from inspiring English sources

How does that number compare to your budget?

How does this number compare to the price a consumer pays in the supermarket?

How does that number compare with the total number of underwater homes?

How does that number compare to the total number of scholarly articles in existence?

The trends for the variation of length of penetration of liquid for rigid solid with inlet pressure, contact angle and capillary number compare qualitatively with the Washburn's equation (1).

As in the case with rigid-rigid boundaries, the presence of microorganisms produces a destabilizing effect and reduces the critical value of the Rayleigh number (compare Figures 4a and 3a). Figure 4 Similar to Figure 3, but now with Rb = 120000.

The number compares with only 22 in 1995.

This is a low number compared with almost every other advanced country.

That may not seem like a remarkable number compared with 68, 88 or 100.

One housing campaigner said: "That's actually quite a high number compared to other schemes".

"It's a relatively small number compared to prior outbreaks," he said.