Sentence examples for ready comparisons from inspiring English sources

Ready comparisons, aside from the 60's, are to Gerhard Richter's abstractions and to Jeff Wall's light boxes, with their nods to kitsch and to advertisements.

With ready comparisons, the offerings in these sectors aren't likely to experience large first-day trading pops or enjoy multibillion-dollar debuts.

Our overall strategy was to focus on aspects of neurodevelopment that lend themselves to rapid screening and that permit ready comparisons of targets involving cell replication, growth, and differentiation.

The framework can be used regardless of the perspective of the evaluation (i.e., caregivers, health system, or society), and because it offers standardization, it can allow for ready comparisons to be made across settings.

Van Gogh's portraits have been analyzed in books, but the current exhibition brings them together for ready comparison, a first, according to Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov, a professor of fine art at the University of Toronto who has written six books on van Gogh and was not involved in organizing the exhibition.

Because prices are expressed in terms of a widely acceptable commodity, they permit a ready comparison of the comparative values of various commodities if shoes are $15 per pair and bread 30 cents per loaf, a pair of shoes is worth 50 loaves of bread.

The characteristics of SDR, CR Programmable MAC, and programmable routers are also juxtaposed in Table2 for a ready comparison.

Significantly, with more structures of α-conotoxins also becoming available this enables ready comparison of their similarities and, more notably, of their subtle differences, which dictate subclass selectivity.

The educational backgrounds and training positions of the students in these programs are very similar, and this allows for ready comparison among peers.

A previous investigation by the BBC's Home Affairs Correspondent Dominic Casciani found that the type of information published by different PCCs was widely varied, with no ready comparison available.

While previous studies may have restricted exploration of the labour market position of migrant minority groups to those who have attained native qualifications (see for example Lindley 2009), this study provides a more ready comparison of a homogenous population, comparing like with like, by focusing on similarly aged/experienced entrants to the graduate labour market.