Sentence examples for Balanced comparison from inspiring English sources

Predicting risk of perioperative mortality after oesophagectomy for cancer may assist patients to make treatment choices and allow balanced comparison of providers.

N. Murty, A. Ratan & Arun, S. P. A Balanced Comparison of Object Invariances in Monkey IT Neurons.

Randomized trials assume comparison groups are balanced based on random assignment and large sample sizes, whereas retrospective studies frequently use statistical or logical controls to create balanced comparison groups.

State rates are calculated to provide a more balanced comparison between states given the differences in population size.

That is a more finely balanced comparison than most critics of the government's pro-renewables policy allow.

We replicated Green (2007) using his asymmetrical method, but otherwise we found the WMT and TOMM produce comparable failure rates in samples at-risk for exaggeration with balanced comparison (three TOMM subtests vs. three WMT).

Pros and cons of this design should be balanced in comparison to other feasible design options as to choose the optimal design for a particular intervention study.

Since screening effects are likely to vary by age and time since screening, these variables may not be balanced between comparison groups.

Fig. 7 System non-users vs system users acculturation balance comparison.

Until very recently, data were not available to attempt a mass-balance comparison of measured body burden levels with exposure estimated indirectly from information on product use, measurements in environmental media, and human activity and pharmacokinetics.

Comparing, for example, the power of the test for the balanced scenario KAB = 4, KAC = 4, KBC = 4 and the imbalanced scenario KAB = 1, KAC = 4, KBC = 7 (each with 12 trials in the loop), power is higher when the distribution of trials is balanced across comparisons (ranges from 0.23 to 0.79) rather than imbalanced (ranges from 0.16 to 0.49) (see Table  2).