Sentence examples for that comparative from inspiring English sources

Pollitt (2012b) has consistently argued that comparative judgment can be conducted at a comparable or lower cost to analytical, traditional marking and that comparative judgement provides consistently high reliability.

The hope among its backers is that comparative drug testing will help slow the growth of drug costs.

The spread of technology across national boundaries means that comparative advantage can change.

Or a government may impose restrictions because it feels impelled to take account of factors that comparative advantage sets aside.

This may be due to the fact that "comparative advantage" isn't the most intuitive idea at first brush.

But for most of these migrants, that comparative wealth is found in places like this dumpsite, part of a growing sea of poverty that laps at the edges of small, high-rise islands of urban affluence.

But that comparative harmony is likely to dissolve, especially once panic about the economy subsides and Democrats take a fresh look at repealing tax cuts for people at the top.

In a letter to House leaders, the Congressional Black Caucus said, "We are concerned that comparative effectiveness research will be based on broad population averages that ignore the differences between patients".

So that comparative analysis can be performed.

This means that comparative assessments for the same use may have to be conducted repeatedly over time.

This illustrates the point that comparative philosophy can stretch one's sense of possibility, in this case, of human possibility.