Sentence examples for represents a comparison from inspiring English sources

This paper represents a comparison between some European prediction models for rail traffic noise.

This presumably provides an evenhanded approach to grading that represents a comparison of the quality of my work with that of other British students.

The work represents a comparison of both research groups procedures that are the state-of-the-art in bridge engineering aerodynamic field and are widely accepted.

The table below represents a comparison between the forecast that we ran on Aug. 28 (I chose this date because it was the last one before any polls would have been affected by the Republican convention) and the one on Friday.

Figure 6 represents a comparison between measured and theoretical densities of un-sintered Al-SiCp composites.

The plus sign represents a comparison of the NC and NVC groups.

These results represent a comparison of simultaneous measurements of storm disturbances in gas composition, electron density and temperature in common local time sectors.

Figure 7 shows four plots, with each one representing a comparison of the extinction factors obtained in two cases: (1) a mixture of the 75% of CO ice and the 25% of silicate; (2) pure CO ice.

P-values only represent a comparison between the HO and MO groups.

All figures represent a comparison of control, placebo immobilized/denervated, and treated immobilized/denervated mice.

These graphs represent a comparison between the structures of the model with reference, at the similar resolution.