11.   The standardization of recording methods allows rapid and highly accurate comparisons to be made between different artifact types.

12.   The values of these parameters permit characterization of the curves, and enable numerical comparisons to be made between samples.

13.   There was not just one contract made between the garage proprietor and the customer.

14.   While first-cousins are often favoured as Marriage partners, a distinction is very often made between parallel and cross-cousins.

15.   Wilson aides said the governor thought that roughly equivalent comparisons could be made between schools and districts using different tests.

16.   A distinction must be made between archaeology proper and science-based archaeology.

17.   A distinction should be made between an objective and a job description.

18.   Automatic is used here to reflect the distinction commonly made between automatic and controlled processes.

19.   No distinctions will be made between the amounts and types of detail actually given for particular junctions.

20.   The main dependent variables in this study are nonetheless identical to those used in the previous study, thus direct comparisons can still be made between the two studies.