Sentence examples for a targeted comparison from inspiring English sources
Instead for the current phase of this work we took a targeted approach, in which the specific predictions for how Think3d! should and should not impact math performance provided a targeted comparison.
We also calculated NGS discrepancy rates with targeted comparison to Sanger sequencing for all sperm whale mitogenomes included in this study.
Yale's work on the Environmental Performance Index, for example, shows that comparing countries to their peers prompts national leaders to ask, "how can we improve and achieve those results?" These kinds of targeted comparisons encourage environmental action.
In addition, this protein shared no sequence similarity with any of the 765 proteins in our targeted comparisons against mollusk, sea urchin, or coral biomineralizing proteomes (see fig. 3).
In fact, this M. venosa protein and another one (F10023803) were the two proteins to display the highest level of sequence similarity (which could also be interpreted as the highest level of evolutionary conservation) with other metazoan biomineralization proteins in our targeted comparisons (fig. 3).
The SLR, which is published separately, 37 revealed that in contrast to findings in RA 33 no randomised controlled clinical trial has evaluated a targeted therapeutic approach in comparison with routine therapy.
Any one-by-one comparison of a wild-type clone and a targeted clone could be confounded by an off-target effect in one of the clones.
Our results were not adjusted for multiple comparisons, although we used a targeted approach and carefully selected factors that were likely to interact with traffic PAHs.
To make comparisons across different chips, data sets on each chip were scaled to a targeted total fluorescence of 100.
In comparison, this was less than in the study by Tromp et al 15 who after a targeted education programme identified 65% of patients with infection at triage.
