Sentences with phrase «precise comparison»

But it also puts figures and dates on these shifts — and allows for precise comparisons.

«The ALICE experiment at CERN makes precise comparison of light nuclei and antinuclei.»

«As astrophysical observations and simulations improve, we're doing increasingly precise comparisons between the models of how galaxies form and the observations of what galaxies actually look like,» Carroll says.

Although it is difficult to make precise comparisons between then and now, the regional and racial disparities of today in education inputs are probably quite similar to those Coleman reported in 1966.

«If you have millions and you're not interested in precise comparisons, but general groupings of them, this is very effective,» Rintoul said.

Although she thinks the model could still work, she cautions readers that it is not capable of precise comparisons Although Howey's method of estimating book sales based on bestseller rankings is creative, it is no substitute for actual sales data.

Median family income remains lower than it was in 2007, the Census report said, though precise comparisons are difficult to determine because the Census changed its methodology last year so it could provide a more detailed look at the sources of Americans» income.

It's not a happy story, as Lord Lawson's complaint about their conflicts of interest is well taken for the most part, although I lack the expertise to know if his precise comparison has merit.

More than half of the voucher students tested below the national average in reading, math and language and overall performed below their peers in public schools though it is not a precise comparison because the law allows voucher schools to select their own national tests.

I must confess, though, I can't sit here and do a precise comparison of L: CotS to its SNES counterpart.

[* United Nations population data sort children in a different way than reported in the census above, so I can't provide a precise comparison.]