Sentence examples for question in comparison with from inspiring English sources

Whether the ATSE is more energy-efficient is still a question in comparison with traditional methods.

29 SRH (outcome) was measured by the following question: "In comparison with people of your age, how do you rate your own overall health status?" The answer options were 'very good', 'good', 'fair' or 'poor'poor

Self-rated health was evaluated on an ordinal basis, as measured by the question "In comparison with people of your age, how do you rate your own overall health status?".

We found that children with PE had significantly more emotional and social problems as reported by their parents on standardized question, in comparison with children in the general population.

In such cases, the contract shall also take into account the relative economic importance of the value of the assets in question in comparison with the total estimated value of the services covered by the contract.

27 28 In these documents, the FDA no longer recommends overall symptom assessment in binary questions, or in comparison with a previous time points, but advocates assessment of the severity of individual clinically important symptoms and defining responders on the basis of a clinically meaningful improvement of these symptoms.

The use of the radio button format allows a reduction in the percentage of respondents who choose the "Don't know" option and makes responding to questions less challenging in comparison with slider and text box interfaces.

In a letter sent to the Guardian this week, Mohammed Ashraf, a governor at Golden Hillock school, complained that inspectors had asked strange questions, such as "if a child said he was gay what would the school do?" and "who leads your Friday prayer?" He said: "Many of the questions seemed strange in comparison with a normal Ofsted.

While the benefit comparison with the E190 is high, Scott Hamilton, editor of Leeham News & Comment, questioned the benefit in comparison with the new E195-E2 that Embraer was offering JetBlue during the order negotiations.

Nathan (the protagonist of X+Y) receives a seated ovation when he presents a solution immediately after being asked a question involving playing cards by their team leader: This was highly unrealistic, as the question is entirely trivial in comparison with problems encountered at international level.

The main research question is whether COS, in comparison with treatment as usual (TAU), increases attachment security and prevents the development of insecure and/or disorganized attachment by promoting maternal sensitivity and mentalizing measured after treatment at follow-up when the children are aged 16 18 months.