Random good picture Not show

181. Works on comparative anatomy continued this tradition, though by the nineteenth century there was more caution about using mankind.

182. They were especially interested in Darwin's use of the comparative method.

183. We stripped a combination of primer and varnish from a plywood screen with comparative ease.

184. The comparative study of kinship terminologies is one of the longest established traditions in academic anthropology.

185. In the classical theory of comparative advantage, there is no role for government in determining the location of industry.

186. Students of comparative religion, on the other hand, have evidenced somewhat more interest in tongue speaking.

187. You study the history of religions, comparative religion, the scriptures of the world, maybe the psychology of religion.

188. But he talked a hell of a fight, and continued to be a comparative media darling.

189. This book provides a good discussion of establishing functional equivalence in comparative politics.

190. I had it copied from a microfilm of the Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology for 1975.

191. We are particularly interested in the comparative statics, and for this purpose we write down the equations of change.

192. A textbook on political science written from a comparative perspective.

193. Therefore, we enrolled patients with spurting or oozing haemorrhage in this comparative trial.

193. Wish you can benefit from sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

194. The comparative approach allows two major tasks to be carried out.

195. The fishing and fish-processing industry in North Shields is a comparative newcomer.

196. This equals the comparative cost and again the lowest figure represents the best value.

197. I saluted him and then made my way back to the farmyard and the comparative safety of the farm buildings.

198. This earlier project provides a comparative data base which will be used in assessing the impact of new guidelines.

199. The classical theory of comparative advantage is often taught as if everyone benefits from trade.

200. Historians have approached these areas, as have social scientists, anthropologists, psychiatrists, and some students of comparative literature.

201. He is following a correspondence course in gardening for adults with comparative ease.

202. Significance levels for comparative data were determined by the Wilcoxon signed rank test.

203. The department is accordingly a highly suitable base for postgraduate students seeking to pursue research or advanced study in comparative law.

204. These problems were outlined not to paralyse comparative researchers(sentencedict.com), but to highlight possible sources of bias in drawing valid inferences.

205. She said a comparative study of about 15, 000 randomly selected Gulf War veterans is planned for the near future.

206. As demonstrated, a percentage perannum return can be calculated for comparative purposes with other types of financial investment.

207. He was ridden down before he could reach the comparative safety of his parsonage at Yateley.

208. The details of the comparative method are a little sketchy, but she claims that Melanesian practice is very similar.

209. Economic evaluation and the calculation of comparative costs per quality-adjusted life-year gained is one way of providing such an explanation.

210. In one comparative study, over 30 radiocarbon laboratories dated the same sample.