Sentence examples for the comparative of from inspiring English sources

Further seems to have begun life as the comparative of an altogether different word: fore or forth.

In Table 1 we can see the comparative of several different caching schemas and both proposed systems.

Our results indicate that bacterial sncRNAs are not robust with respect to random sequences, and the comparative of the results for different null models indicate that previous analyses on the robustness of pre-miRNAs [ 10- 12] should be revisited.

The comparatives of the second stanza form a landscape – old hills, newly swollen streams – but why are these features specifically English?

But it was the 49ers in greater need of victory because of the comparative strength of the NFC West and the catastrophic NFC South.

These might range from maps of relationships in the New Testament to a display of the comparative frequency of words used in speeches by Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.

$450,000 was voted by Senate to pay expenses of our delegates to Geneva, which gives some idea of the comparative strength of Armament and Disarmament.

However, this last winter was exceptional because of the comparative lack of birds coming to the feeders.

This time, in their statement, the Fed policy makers left themselves much more flexibility, avoiding any mention of the comparative risks of either higher inflation or slower growth.

This study augments our understanding of the comparative anatomy of the rabbit stifle joint.

This entry cannot undertake an assessment of the comparative merits of dualism and materialism.