Sentence examples for standard comparison from inspiring English sources

Try the standard comparison sites first, as they can quote for people with pre-existing conditions.

With women, the standard comparison is to the bone density of a 30-year-old white woman.

In fact, the bullish argument goes, the standard comparison with Treasury bonds overstates the distress among junk-bond issuers.

More worryingly, it found that prices were sometimes lower on standard comparison sites than at retailers offering discount codes.

Like his objections, Khan's endorsement of the bridge looks rather half-hearted: the standard word, iconic, the standard comparison with New York's High Line as a city lung and tourist attraction.

Hormones act on receptors in cells, structures to which they attach — the standard comparison is lock and key — and orchestrate growth, differentiation and all sorts of biochemical activities.

"It has become much more difficult to make a standard comparison among companies in a world where derivatives and off-balance-sheet transactions are an increasingly significant part of a company's operations," said Jonathan Cohen, portfolio manager at JHC Capital in Greenwich, Conn., and former chief of software and Internet research at Merrill Lynch.

More precisely, the existence of a global solution is established via the standard comparison principle.

Within this review, the isoinertial repetition maximum was defined as the gold standard comparison.

Anaerobic cultures of airway samples are problematic in that they are labor intensive, outside standard practice for most clinical microbiologic laboratories and may have variable performance; thus, their utility as a gold-standard comparison is limited.

The vMMN in deviant-standard comparison was observed at occipital-temporal regions.