Sentence examples for proper comparisons from inspiring English sources

Of those countries where proper comparisons can be made, Tanzania, Kenya, Botswana and Vietnam come out on top.

In the end, a great deal depends on the assumptions that researchers make while trying to do proper comparisons between private sector and public workers.

In order to make proper comparisons with the previously reported strategies, we employed the same model reaction (Scheme 1).

For proper comparisons among data sets and accurate results, valid and reliable instruments should be designed to measure instructional practices in online settings.

The explained variable is consumer price (Euros/lt). of each selected olive oil, referred to the producing country market (always Italy for us).2 As prices are referred to different bottle size (250/500/750 ml), in order to allow proper comparisons, the dependent variable that here feeds the model is built based on the average value of each class transformed in Euros per liter.

"The wording of the question on "sympathy with young Muslims who leave the UK to join fighters in Syria" was not chosen by The Sun newspaper but was chosen by Survation in order to be completely comparable with previous work we have done, both among Muslims and non-Muslims and therefore enable meaningful and proper comparisons to be drawn.

The proper comparison isn't to the situation a year ago.

The proper comparison, however, is not Spencer, but Leni Riefenstahl and her dramatic repeats.

No – the proper comparison is with the crowds that descended last week on Topshop stores.

One commentator compared Mr. Gore to William Jennings Bryan, the firebrand of 1896, but the proper comparison is with Franklin Roosevelt.

If the clothes were not repairable, the proper comparison is a car that is considered a total loss.