systematically compare

Frequency: 8.016.0 per million words

to examine two or more things in a methodical way to see how they are similar or different

systematicallyVERB + ADVERB

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compare

Examples (10)

  • We need to systematically compare the performance of the two algorithms.
  • The researchers decided to systematically compare the results from different studies.
  • Before making a decision, it's best to systematically compare all available options.
  • She was asked to systematically compare the pricing structures of competing companies.
  • The auditor will systematically compare financial records against invoices.
  • In order to identify trends, we must systematically compare historical data.
  • The teacher instructed the students to systematically compare the literary devices used in each novel.
  • For a fair assessment, you should systematically compare the features of each product.
  • The committee will systematically compare the proposals based on predefined criteria.
  • He plans to systematically compare the effectiveness of different marketing strategies.