| We also compared and contrasted the results of the last review to those of the new systems. |
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| The formal position of justice officials on use of the two-for-one policy is compared and contrasted with inmate perceptions. |
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| Not only do tax havens exist, they can be compared and contrasted with considerable precision. |
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| Keats and Shelley are extensively compared and contrasted, before Austen and various Brontës get the same treatment. |
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| Candidates' hopes, dreams, bold assertions and no go areas regarding some of the main themes are compared and contrasted below. |
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| We compared and contrasted these frameworks, to highlight their attributes. |
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| Several approaches for formulating such models are compared and contrasted. |
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| Common ontology processes and formats were compared and contrasted to Axiomatic Design. |
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| The features of the models are compared and contrasted through the use of examples drawn from finance, statistics, and accounting. |
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| She compared and contrasted those terms, but I want to know exactly what specific measures she would put into either bailout or investment. |
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| All coders coded one specific breakout session, which were compared and contrasted. |
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| These current practices will then be compared and contrasted with optimal practices to identify gaps. |
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| The panels considered findings from the community-based research and compared and contrasted results to their communities. |
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| Design, plan, and carry out a procedure whereby heart rate and breathing rate are compared and contrasted in a variety of levels of activity. |
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| In recent years, we copresented at conferences where we compared and contrasted how we practiced transactional analysis. |
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| Have students design an experiment in which heart rates and breathing rates can be compared and contrasted during various levels of activity. |
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| Triangulation is a more general method for bringing different kinds of evidence into relationship with each other so that they can then be compared and contrasted. |
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| Consciously or unconsciously, the family of the 1950s has been romanticized as the ideal family form, against which all other permutations of family are often compared and contrasted. |
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| After the gels were destained, students compared and contrasted the banding patterns on the gels. |
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| Panels of HRDC staff, provincial staff, contribution agreement holders and employers compared and contrasted findings from one local co-management area with experience in their areas. |
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| The review compared and contrasted development of the PHC CWS against the development of the standards contained in BC's Contaminated Sites Regulation. |
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| Emissions: The relationship between performance and vehicle emissions for today's conventional fuels will be compared and contrasted with that of alternative and renewable fuels. |
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| The basic principle underlying the idea of triangulation is that observations and accounts of a situation are collected from a variety of angles and perspectives, and then compared and contrasted with one another. |
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| In an investigation how oceans influence onshore breezes can be compared and contrasted to offshore breezes which are prevalent in our coastal communities. |
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| In addition to development policy, Swiss and EU policies with respect to trade, the environment, migration and human rights were compared and contrasted with one another. |
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| Data was collated, and findings were compared and contrasted based on client group represented, that is, women and youth, and the location of services provided, i.e. rural or urban. |
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| Examples of how their resilience can be bolstered will be presented, and compared and contrasted with the current direction of global and national policy developments. |
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| In the Romantic era, Jonson suffered the fate of being unfairly compared and contrasted to Shakespeare, as the taste for Jonson's type of satirical comedy decreased. |
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