Sentence examples for point for comparison from inspiring English sources

Combining these variables to one unit, $/m2/week, provides a common point for comparison among crops.

Here's just one data point for comparison: LinkedIn is trading at 195 times its free cash flow.

The Ross Ice Shelf appears stable now, so the Columbia project will function somewhat like a doctor's baseline X-ray — a starting point for comparison if the ice starts to deteriorate.

Even though this previous reference study28 has a coarse spatial scale and was designed to run with global data to identify hotspots and regional trends of wetland vulnerability to sea-level rise, it constitutes a valuable initial point for comparison, as it can be used to estimate future changes in the estuary where our site is located.

But take 1963, the year that marked the end of national service and the rise of the Beatles, and you have an interesting cut-off point for comparison.

Consequently, [11C]PiB PET results in mice and humans were also implemented in our study as an anchor point for comparison.

Because the full impact of the labor agreement was not felt in the lockout-shortened 1994-95 season, the most valid starting point for comparisons of revenue and salary growth should be the 1995-96 season, union officials said.

For each cell, instantaneous frequency discharge at the basal flow rate was taken as the reference point for comparisons.

For all analyses, oscillation characteristics at basal flow rate were taken as the reference point for comparisons.

Colony values were averaged at each time point for comparisons across a 24 hr period.

A quantitative understanding of airway sizes and proportions and a reference point for comparisons are important to a pediatric bronchoscopist.