Sentence examples for a precise comparison from inspiring English sources

Battery life on the iPhone 5 seemed better, though it wasn't possible in the time available to make a precise comparison.

Thus, the model provides more accurate results, allowing a precise comparison to earlier results and to Monte Carlo simulations.

In order to carry out a precise comparison between the two different composite systems, we applied a structural optimization method rather than classical structural analysis.

In order to carry out a precise comparison between the mentioned composite systems, we applied the structural optimization method rather than classical structural analysis.

We also establish the "maximal" (nonisotropic) estimates in the case of D q) domains and provide a precise comparison of the Bergman and Szegö projections (and of the canonical solutions to ∂̄ with respect to these two operators).

The O3 molecules were introduced into the system by a dielectric-barrier-discharge ozone generator installed in the O2 gas line, which provided prompt control of on/off of the O3 feed into the system, enabling a precise comparison of the measured burning velocity with and without ozone additives.

The crossover design was chosen to allow a more precise comparison of treatments with a smaller number of subjects while maintaining appropriate statistical power.

Next, in Fig. 2, we will detail the migration pattern on a space-time plot, which enables a more precise comparison of observation with theory.

For a more precise comparison, we recruited not only a healthy age- and sex-matched control group with normal BMI (CONlean), but also another obese control group (CONob) that was precisely matched for the major anthropometric measures of the patients after surgery (3).

In the previous section, the comparison of the two physiological stages was based on the single criterion of presence/absence of a protein among proteins identified by MS. A more precise comparison would require the quantification of the proteins.

While a comparison between the venom-gland transcriptomes of the two venom types in C. horridus might have provided a more precise comparison of expression patterns underlying the two venom types, such a comparison would provide substantially less data on toxin and nontoxin molecular evolution and on patterns of gene-family evolution in snake venoms.