| 词汇 | example_english_comparison |
| 释义 | Examples of comparisonThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. I make these comparisons to underline my suggestion to engage such students in learning and ignite their interest in the blues. Uncontrolled factors affecting light transmission imply that optical density comparisons between different slide preparations are not valid. However, in both of these comparisons, rate tests did not yield significant rate differences probably because of the short length of most proteins. All comparisons made were of the treated side (ipsilateral to the bead) and the untreated side (contralateral to the bead). A ranking system was used to make comparisons of the different methods. Second, every node of interest must be connected to every other node of interest by an unbroken chain of comparisons. Will it be the differences, or the similarities, that are most striking, when comparisons come to be made? The material is too limited to make palaeogeographical comparisons. The comparisons open a sequence of doors leading in many directions rather than one. Studies have differed in their definition of the topic, and comparisons between research findings are often difficult and sometimes impossible to make. They are also primarily based on comparisons between the specialist and generic teams. Most inferences from animals to the human species are based in anatomical, behavioural, or sociological comparisons. The argument usually switched in this way from overall comparisons to individual cases, which was one reason why the dispute was so difficult to resolve. The national comparisons are based on statutory and policy documents and numerous secondary sources. The extent of genetic divergence among the detected mt genotypes was estimated by pairwise comparisons of nucleotide and inferred amino acid sequences. Amphipods were separated into groups based on what type of parasites they harboured, and comparisons of behavioural scores were made across these groups. In the light of such lucid comparisons, the more probable alternative is usually clear and often compelling. The survey extends to all prescribers within the team and comparisons may well be interesting. Instead, we opt for detailed comparisons of a few computations, as given below. There are comparisons across time and across national border, across literary form and musical style. In addition, artist comparisons often relate an individual to a larger group with which s/he can be associated. Since the sample size is small, the data are ordinal and dependent, formal comparisons were not carried out. They examine an exceptional range of primary material in a wide variety of languages, but fail to develop any comparisons. No records were found in the literature for the time it takes other trichogrammatids to cut their exit holes and emerge, making within-family comparisons impossible. However, ' encourage ' is used only with go so this category was excluded from the following comparisons. Lexical subjects were not used in these comparisons, so these results are distinct from those presented in the previous section. More precise comparisons can be made on the basis of analyses of itemby-item agreement scores. Cross-study comparisons on these tasks are difficult due to methodological differences. Previous year comparisons have been reported elsewhere [3]. Where comparisons are made with other dialects, they are not systematic. The study highlights the ubiquity of the strategy of making comparisons with a ' downward ' reference group to enhance the perceived quality of life. They also found the comparisons to be selfprotecting, but more so for women than for men. To allow for comparisons between age groups, the oldest individuals, and in particular the oldest men, were overrepresented. Care must be taken when conducting such comparisons. Such a broad definition allows us to concentrate on comparing cultures across species, and relating these comparisons to ecology. I illustrate this point with an example from research on similarity comparisons. An analysis of a model's discrete structure can allow for comparisons of models based upon their inherent dimensionality and explanatory power. After training, presenting pairs of nonadjacent "artificial numbers" for physical comparisons resulted in a size congruity effect. Several interesting biological questions can be addressed through comparisons of animals to humans. However, they make direct comparisons to field and laboratory observations of nonhuman behavior as if the two data types were essentially equivalent. Similar issues are sometimes overlooked in product comparisons when the use of samples from different, varieties or breeds can lead to invalid results. The literature is dominated by comparisons of organic and conventional agriculture and interpretation of these studies is fraught with difficulty. Validity of comparisons is once again an issue in this type of study. In breeding programmes with similar goals and costing structures, it would appear recommendable to carry out analogous comparisons. Subsequently, comparisons are made with a greedy method and a heuristic algorithm. Conversely, favourable comparisons may imply that a process is satisfactorily understood for that particular modelling application. Note that in repeated-measures comparisons, if at least one of the conditions is missing data, all data from that participant are eliminated. The wide range of coding schemes can make comparisons across different studies difficult to make. Similarly, only two comparisons were observed to be statistically significant for the balanced bilingual group. Such comparisons will yield a more complete picture of the relationship between cognition and language in the bilingual mind than previous studies. My concern is that it is too easy to lose this feeling of inhabitation and to replace it with simple comparisons of material form. Through such metaphorical comparisons, white-collar masculinity was, then, at once energised and enervated. Second, what kinds of comparisons are to be made with the scale, norm-referenced types of comparisons or criterion-referenced type comparisons? One consequence of the present nonavailability of such a formal similarity metric is that it renders some comparisons unsafe. As for the monolingual participants, it was made certain that they had no foreign language background so as to enable comparisons between the groups. However, group comparisons between affected and unaffected family members' performance on novel irregular verbs are reported here. The shared clinical feature of congenital mitral valve regurgitation is noteworthy but surgical removal of the valve precludes morphological comparisons in this respect. In our discussion of bilingual data, we draw comparisons with monolingual data for the target structures wherever relevant to determine the transfer effects. All of the comparisons we made were, a priori, predictably meaningful. Abundance was corrected to a standard period of 10 days to allow comparisons between trapping periods of different duration. The only significant effect detected in comparisons involving fluctuating asymmetry values was that of taxon on length of siphunculi. Because these hypotheses u are cast in terms of comparisons with monolingual children, it is important to compare bilinguals and monolinguals. The monolingual-bilingual comparisons on the individual theory of mind-related tasks also show mixed results. However, the pair-wise comparisons revealed differences between the groups. No significant difference was found for other comparisons. With these last comparisons, the signs of crosslanguage transfer become complicated to discern. The discussion is framed by some comparisons of the approaches of contact linguists and psycholinguists to bilingual production data. In summary, 4-year-olds performed significantly better than 3-year-olds in all comparisons. In addition, these data allow us to make preliminarily comparisons of mortality factors in two different regions and in different environments. The areas in which, and the criteria according to which, such comparisons are made has varied over the long history of municipal connections. The results for all remaining pairwise post hoc comparisons can be summarized as follows. In the 2002 experiment, comparisons were made between treatments of chickpea cv. Residual uncertainties focus on the period of followup required before comparisons of late adverse effects and local tumour control are reliable enough to change practice. All model comparisons were performed conditional on covariates of trajectory classes and distal outcome of trajectory classes. Despite this nonsignificant overall finding, we pursued the analyses of planned comparisons, because these were a priori hypothesis driven. The rejection of interpersonal comparisons of health state utility has been questioned by other authors however. They would no longer regard (***) as providing a definition of extended comparisons. However, comparisons of speci®c criteria of evaluation across years is dicult because of the changes in technique. The first set of planned comparisons indicated that the earned secures indeed had more difficult reported backgrounds than the continuous secures. Therefore, we kept our comparisons based on data sets from a minimum of three cycles. We have used a simple standardized method which we think facilitates comparisons of the rates across households and societies. If more than one sibling was available, multiple comparisons were made. Planned comparisons were used to determine specific group differences. Planned comparisons were conducted to evaluate whether overall child contingency levels differed by subgroup. Second, trajectory group comparisons were made across eight adolescent risk factors to determine distinctive predictors of the trajectory groups. Moreover, normative comparisons may give insight into the nature of psychopathology by providing information on disorders that rarely reach normative levels, despite otherwise therapeutic intervention. The narratives of maltreated children were found to contain more conflictual and fewer moral - affiliative themes than did the narratives of nonmaltreated comparisons. Thus, simple visual comparisons of pairs of correlations can sometimes yield misleading results. Such comparisons would require a sample of sufficient size, and a sample significantly larger than that in the present study. If intensity differs, yields are likely to differ, so if we are to understand comparisons of harvesting methods, we need a measure of harvesting intensity. The stochastic dominance comparisons show that the phosphate rock, and a combination of phosphate rock and single super phosphate treatments dominate other improved treatments. Separate comparisons were made for the first three years of fertilizer use, to coincide with the nutrient balance data, and for the subsequent six years. Four sets of planned comparisons are included in each table. The analyses in this paper, however, are presented from an intent to treat perspective, with the original group assignments being used for all comparisons. In mixed-income samples of neighborhoods, comparisons of poor and nonpoor communities may mask important differences among poor communities. Standardization of the behavioral dimensions by the normative sample and normative comparisons highlighted group differences. Efficiency arguments are then a constitutive part of inequality comparisons or even of the concept of inequality itself. What information is required to make complete rational comparisons of different social states? Such 'impossible' comparisons are unavoidable components of many of the decisions that we have to make in different social sectors. 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