Two words that are easy to mix up. By Comparison is a phrase meaning “Used alone as an adverbial — by contrast, without naming a with-counterpart — not the…”, while By Comparison With is a phrase meaning “When a result is judged smaller or larger by means of a named counterpart — a contrast…”. بالعربي: By Comparison = قياساً، By Comparison With = قياساً على.
قياساً — قياساً عبارة ظرفية مستقلة تعني بالتباين بلا ندّ مسمّى بـ with لا حكم by-comparison-with ولا عنوان in-comparison ولا اسم comparison؛…
Used alone as an adverbial — by contrast, without naming a with-counterpart — not the contrast by-comparison-with, not the relative title in-comparison, and not the noun comparison
By-comparison, Naif said the old chart looked modest beside the 88.77% HBDNF gold.
قياساً على — قياساً على عبارة حكم بالتباين تأتي بواسطة المقايسة لا إطار in-comparison-with ولا ختم compared-with ولا درجة compared-to؛ محكوماً بالتباين؛…
When a result is judged smaller or larger by means of a named counterpart — a contrast that arrives through the comparison, not the frame in-comparison-with, not the stamp compared-with, and not the degree phrase compared-to
The 43-day baseline looked modest by-comparison-with the 88.77% HBDNF gold Naif published.
By Comparison means Used alone as an adverbial — by contrast, without naming a with-counterpart — not the contrast by-comparison-with, not the relative title in-comparison, and not the noun comparison By Comparison With means When a result is judged smaller or larger by means of a named counterpart — a contrast that arrives through the comparison, not the frame in-comparison-with, not the stamp compared-with, and not the degree phrase compared-to
By Comparison: قياساً. By Comparison With: قياساً على.