Sentence examples for repeated comparisons from inspiring English sources

They regard McKinsey as one of the world's best-managed companies though the repeated comparisons between McKinseyites and the Jesuits become a little tiresome.

Mr. Oliveira's solitary figures don't benefit from repeated comparisons with Max Beckmann, Bacon and Munch; despite all the dashing brushwork and purported existential depth, they have an illustrational exactness that bring to mind David Park, early David Hockney, Wayne Thiebaud and even Mel Ramos.

The death of Mr. Hullen, 49, the father of two children, is the latest development in a widening scandal that has prompted repeated comparisons to the web of corruption whose revelation brought down Italy's Christian Democrats after the end of the cold war.

Having endured repeated comparisons to her more high-profile colleague, Flanders' own stock now appears to be on the rise: it has been confirmed that she will make her presenter's debut on the Beeb's flagship current affairs show Sunday AM this weekend, filling in for Andrew Marr.

A clear progression from the strong but straightforward dynamic of their debut, the album saw Band of Horses making strides into a more countrified terrain, throwing up repeated comparisons to the reverb-soaked magnificence of My Morning Jacket or Neil Young's music of the early Seventies.

This is partially due to the repeated comparisons not representing the proper elimination probabilities [82].

Homology of structures across species is not assumed, but tested by the repeated comparison of numerous features that do or do not sort into successive clusters.

Data collection and analysis occurred concurrently, with repeated comparison of emerging ideas within the expanding dataset.

The repeated comparison with the empirical material compiled in the texts (recordings, transcriptions and field notes), in addition to the search for negative cases, led to some modifications to the initial approach.

The coding process will be inductive, in the sense that themes and associated codes will emerge from the interview data through repeated comparison of relevant fragments within and between interviews.

Similarly, a paired Student's t-test with P-values adjusted for repeated comparison by Holm's Bonferroni stepdown procedure was done to assess changes in each tibia between time points.