Sentence examples for straight comparison with from inspiring English sources

If you're looking for a straight comparison with the next CoD (Black Ops) you'll have to wait another few weeks.

Also, unlike the other environmental variables used in the global analysis, depth differs in representing more of an integrative measure that includes and reflects effects of several variables such as temperature, light intensity, salinity etc., thus preventing a straight comparison with other factors.

With a straight comparison of the interest charges on overdrafts, consumers can rely on a simple compare-and-contrast test, he adds.

And with the Canadian dollar and U.S. dollar more or less at parity right now, this is a pretty straight comparison.

To study what must be considered as reasonable proportions or changes in rates of induced abortions, straight comparisons between societies with similar family planning programs may be of help.

Related studies on curved, covered annular channels showed augmented heat transfer rate in comparison with straight annular channels.

The effect of the splitting angle in the Y structures was investigated finding a good preservation of the modal profiles up to more than 2°, with 1 dB of additional losses in comparison with straight waveguides.

One of the striking things about the club is how formal almost "straight"—it looks in comparison with other fetish parties I've been to.

First, we illustrate through experiments the special capabilities of the HHP with respect to its fracture-holding capability, in comparison with straight-plate fixation with different screw orientations (convergent, divergent, alternately convergent and divergent, and perpendicular).

Most Obama/Trump voters, however, aren't wholly upbeat, especially in comparison with straight-ticket Republican voters.

Behavioral studies suggest that these electrophysiological effects are related to a decrease in detection thresholds and reaction times for objects presented in the straight-ahead direction in comparison with more eccentric targets (Camors and Durand 2011; Durand et al. 2012).