Sentences with phrase «make a meaningful comparison with»

No matter what label is stuck on University Technology Colleges and Studio Schools — there are far too few of them to make a meaningful comparison with other types of school.

Not exact matches

This is the one crucial objective of instruction, in comparison with which all accumulation of knowledge and acquisition of skill are insignificant, and through which alone these special accomplishments may be made meaningful.

Finally, with all due respect to you and any young people whose knowledge and therefore perspective is not based on clear facts, there is no way that they have the personal life and Arsenal supporting experience and Arsenal historical knowledge to make a true and meaningful comparison between the Wenger great days pre 2007 and the miserable last decade.

This step enables us to compare like with like, making a direct comparison of absolute spending totals more meaningful.

To make the comparison meaningful, you'll need to keep the variables constant: Do the exercises in the same order and in the same routine that you did last week, and do it with almost the exact same weight.

It is hard to nail down just what the meaningful differences would be from having an American studio work on Zelda rather than only Japanese ones, but Miyamoto himself was vague in telling Wired what he thinks the difference may be: «People often say that videogames made by Western developers are somehow different in terms of taste for the players, in comparison with Japanese games.

It primarily covers the Geography POS, but it is presented in a project based learning format with many cross curricular links to enable meaningful comparisons to be made between East Devon and an area of Northern Ethiopia, Tigray.

However, Jay P. Greene and Josh B. McGee, authors of the study, note that this is «false reassurance,» as «America's elite suburban students are increasingly competing with students outside the U.S. for economic opportunities,» making meaningful global comparisons essential.

Maybe it is possible to do something with the Northern Hemisphere, particularly the United States which is well sampled and which possesses historic data, but outside that, I do not see how any meaningful comparisons can be made.

There are all kinds of comparisons you can make — competitors, industry, geographic, time, etc, but with these simple tools and a bit of diligence, you can track your own Twitter numbers and content and review monthly or quarterly to track growth and look for patterns and insight to determine how to maintain a useful and meaningful Twitter presence.

Because the NRF made several changes in the methodology it used to calculate figures this year, comparisons with last year's figures would not provide meaningful correlations, it said.