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Перевод: comparative

[прилагательное]
сравнительный; относительный;
[существительное]
сравнительная степень

Тезаурус:

1. Much of the comparative analysis of tenure and mobility has been based on US experience where an average worker aged 55 would, for example have worked for 10 different firms compared to only four in Japan.
2. Comparative analysis of primary sequences highlights regions of functional importance, including those that may mediate the localization of DRP and dystrophin in the muscle cell.
3. Nevertheless, the unequal hours and comparative inaccuracy of Roman clocks led Seneca ( Apocolocyntosis , ii.
4. But the really crucial point is that although the strong international position of UK services reflected comparative advantage, it was comparative advantage in a low productivity growth sector.
5. An Eritrean taxi-driver, once a guerrilla specialist in urban infiltration and explosions, who came to DC after being seriously wounded, has his comparative view of colon-ialism.
6. High cost areas where drug information can help with comparative costs
7. The results of this pairwise comparative approach confirm our prediction (Table 1a): across nine species pairs, forked tails do indeed show less sexual dimorphism in length than do other long tails (Wilcoxon signed ranks test: z corr =2.10, 1-tailed P=0.017 ).
8. MUCH of that part of the classification of the animal kingdom which is based on the study of homologous structures in living creatures may have to be reexamined if not demolished and rebuilt, following the publication of a letter in Nature from two distinguished comparative anatomists (vol 302, p 243).
9. The comparative method in sociology will be discussed in chapter 3, but essentially consists of the sociologist assembling data about several societies or social contexts and comparing them with each other, with the intention of explaining the causes of any variations.
10. Should a leadership value ever be required for comparative purposes then use the value as 10.
11. He is following a correspondence course in gardening for adults with comparative ease.
12. Well, it was a comparative review: there's better clip-art and more capable font handling among PagePlus's competitors.
13. He suggests that the systems model is applicable to the study of comparative industrial relations since, although every county displays special or particularistic industrial relations characteristics because of differences in the environmental settings in which they operate, "the attention to rule-making in industrial relations systems provides a common denominator for the comparative analysis of different forms" (p. 27).