Sentence examples for textbook by comparing from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, this project builds upon previous research that highlighted students' use of different sections of a textbook by comparing the content and consistency of these definitions.

Throughout one semester of introductory biology, the authors measured the effects of their new textbook on the students by comparing students in the revised course with students in two sections using a traditional text (Barsoum et al., 2013).

— Eric Asimov The Economist: Celebrate, now, the 25th anniversary of the Big Mac Index, invented by the Economist and currently a global standard (included in economic textbooks) that compares the value of international currencies by comparing the cost of a Big Mac (in America, $4.07; in Chinese yuan the equivalent of $2.27, so China's currency is 44 percent cheaper).

By comparing textbooks used in the 1960's with those of today, researchers at Mount Vernon have concluded that Washington is now accorded just 10percentt of the space he had then.

Last year, the average list price for a "new textbook" was $64 compared to $57 for a "used textbook".

Verba originally let users search their textbooks by course and compare prices in their own student bookstore to those on Amazon, Chegg, etc.

A $150 textbook is obsolete compared to the rich information available online, both inside and outside the classroom.

However, the number of references was significantly less in the textbook compared to the Wikipedia articles (p=0.002).

If you have notes from class and from your textbook, combine and compare them.

He and I talked textbooks and compared rap sheets.

In the textbooks, investors compare the interest rate with projected returns on projects.