Sentence examples for point a comparison from inspiring English sources

The Magnetic Fields Stephin Merrittt is the obvious reference point, a comparison encouraged by Condon's sonorous vocals.

To explain this point, a comparison must be made against sequence searching tools (such as BLAST) which also rely upon computation of E-values.

Point out a comparison or contrast.

At this point, a direct comparison of the pathogenecity of these strains is difficult to make.

("Concussion," at several points, draws a comparison between the N.F.L. and Big Tobacco).

As Ellis astutely points out, a comparison of the transition approval to Presidential approval is classic "apples and oranges".

The primary end points were a comparison of disease control and treatment-related side effects.

They have begun work on a point-by-point comparison of the document with their intelligence about Iraqi sites, focusing chiefly on omissions.

Quantitative point-by-point comparison is a more rigorous form of analysis.

See Table 1 for a point-to-point comparison of FC to the other tools available in the literature.

CEO Gina Bianchini wrote a fiery point-by-point comparison of the two services earlier this week – Flux disputes some of the facts.