Campisi has done experiments in which she has pinpointed senescent cells with a blue stain and then taken comparative photographs of young and old skin under a microscope.
The prevalence of the comparative approach has meant that since the 19th century even the most specialized studies have made generalizations about more than one tradition or at the very least have had to take comparative works by others into account.
Taking comparative semantics in this way places certain inherent limitations on the search for the sources of variability.
In the lab, I take comparative developmental and genomic approaches to studying the evolution a major life history switch in the sea urchin genus Heliocidaris from indirect, planktotrophic (feeding) to direct, lecithotrophic (non-feeding) larval development.
Development of specific public policies for the sector are necessary for the country to take comparative advantage in order to strengthen its international competitiveness so that this forestry vocation is fully exploited and contributes in a significant way to the economic and social development of the country.
The insights obtained from such studies provide a broad overview of the similarities and differences between organisms, taking comparative genomics studies to a higher dimension.
If we are willing to take comparative-effectiveness studies seriously, we could make significant cuts in Medicare costs right now.
This study took a comparative look at the relationship between human-altered landscapes and bird diversity in two mountainous swidden (slash and burn) agricultural sites in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan, China.
Smith et al. (2008) took a comparative phylogeographic approach to do exactly this.
When I took a comparative religion course, it opened my eyes to so many religions of the world, and it made me appreciate their values even further.
