comparative valueの例文

• All that's lost is judgment about the comparative value of student performance.
• Thus, as his comparative value is being set, his maneuverability is being constricted.
• A : Comparative values of caffeine are measured in milligrams for average portions.
• Despite the passage of years this data remains important because of its comparative value for modern surveyors.
• In 1849 he delivered the Bampton lectures, on " The Nature and Comparative Value of the Christian Evidences ".
• And while Latin America holds promise, selected Asian markets like South Korea are a far better comparative value, they said.
• Still, new cellular deals may prove difficult to strike, as the players wrestle over the comparative value of their businesses and control.
• Knowing nothing of the clocks'comparative values, I assumed that if 15 other bidders had anointed one particular clock, it must be the best.
• It was during these years that he published his work on Elizabethan poetry : The Comparative Values in Marlow, Johnson, Shakespeare and Spenser Considered.
• He argues, as he did in " Choosing the Right Pond, " that spending choices have more to do with comparative values than absolute ones.
• I mean, how much can Duane Causwell have to offer when Marty Conlon has been Kevin McHale in comparative value to his team during this series.
• If the data for all of them don't reflect the same comparative value, the planner has no way of judging " which media will meet his viewership goals.
• It is difficult to give even rough comparative values for money from before the 20th century, as the range of products and services available for purchase was different.
• Next, I should want to look at its comparative value in terms of literary and / or religious quality . the literary quality is acceptable to all-no dispute.
• "The cost-effectiveness of prophylaxis against HIV-related opportunistic infections varies widely, but prophylaxis against PCP or toxoplasmosis and against MAC delivers the greatest comparative value, " the researchers said.
• Bloomberg began his company with an idea for an easy-to-use machine for investors and money managers that would massage data to reveal bond yield curves and the best comparative values.
• In 1929 Fowler republished " Si mihi ! " under his own name as " If Wishes were Horses ", and another volume of old journalistic articles under the title " Some Comparative Values ."
• Throughout he appears as the keen, learned and original critic; examining into the comparative value of documents, distinguishing between the mythical and the historical, and separating traditions with an historical element from pure fables and legends.
• The revised CPD form also requires agents to give the comparative values between the existing policy and the new policy, said Edward Lau, deputy chairman of the LIC and chairman of the body's professional standards committee.
• "We need more studies to compare supplements with natural diet sources of vitamin E, " he said, adding that there are still uncertainties about the comparative value of vitamin pills versus nutrients absorbed naturally from foods.