PPT-Making comparisons

Avancemos Unit 3 Lesson 2 Comparativos The er Comparisons are used to compare two people or things In English we form them by adding er to the end of a word or by using the words . After studying the paper we realize that the paper correctly introduces the basic procedures and some of the most adv anced ones when comparing control method Ho w er it does not deal with some adv anced topics in depth Re arding these topics we foc ANOVA can determine if there are differences among the treatments, but what is the nature of those differences?. Are the treatments measured on a continuous scale? . Look at response surfaces (linear regression, polynomials). Persons. Television Reaches More People . Each Day than Any Other Medium. 2. Source: TVB Media Comparisons Study . 2012..   Knowledge Networks Inc. Custom Survey.. 3. TV Reach Remains Strong . Despite Digital Growth. Comparing more than two means and figuring out which are different. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). Despite the name, the procedures compares the means of two or more groups. Null hypothesis is that the group means are . Adults with Type . 2 Diabetes: An Update Including New Drugs and 2-Drug Combinations. First Last, Credentials. Rationale for Update. 2007: first AHRQ publication on comparative effectiveness of oral meds for type 2 DM. Philip Chan. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. www.cbs.com/shows/. csi. /. high tech forensics tools. DNA profiling. Use as evidence in court cases. DNA. Deoxyribonucleic Acid. Each person is unique in DNA (except for twins). Testing Dimensions. Studying attributes of items in a . cultural domain. Free listing is a way to define the contents of a . domain. . Pile . sorts and triad tests are ways to measure . similarity. . Adjectives. and . adverbs. may be used to compare people or things. Special forms of these words are used to make . comparisons. .. Comparative Form. Use this form of an . adjective. or an . adverb. . #11. PowerPoint Created by Olivia Hawkins. Last Updated Spring 2017. The “fun” quandary. Fun. Fun . Funner. More fun . Funnest. Most fun . Fun = noun. Fun = adjective. The Grammar Divide. We had fun = we had cake. . Content. Comparisons using: ‘the same as’, ‘similar (to)’, ‘different (from)’. Comparisons using ‘like’ and ‘alike’. The comparative using ‘-er’ and ‘more’. The superlative using ‘est’ and ’most’. Town of Hull, Massachusetts. Table of Contents. Introduction. . Who is EMG? . EMG’s Observations. EMG’s . Findings. EMG’s Replacement Reserves. Terms to Know. Facility Condition Index (FCI). er. to adjectives to make comparisons such as smart. er. , fast. er. , tall. er. , etc.. There is no ending to add on to adjectives in Spanish to make comparisons so we use . más. or . menos. . . Making. . Comparisons. Regular . Comparisons. (. put. . this. in . your. notes). Format. . with. . adjectives. :. m. ás … que = more . than. . Mi amiga es . más. . bonita. . que. mi perro.. Agenda. UF GO Cost Comparisons. UF Directives on Cost Comparisons. Required Documentation. Established Exceptions & the Exception Process. How to Create a Cost Comparison . Demo. Questions. Cost Comparison ~ UF Directives.