The phrase "affects comparison" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing how one variable influences the comparison of two or more items or concepts.
Example: "The way the new policy affects comparison between the two departments is significant for our analysis."
Alternatives: "influences comparison" or "impacts comparison".
Over the past five years, the 10.2% average increase in China's income per head dwarfed India's 6.8% gain.Focusing on GDP per person also affects comparisons of economic health over time.
We then theoretically address how the choice of the reference point affects comparisons of Pareto fronts, and demonstrate that our approach is Pareto compliant.
These data demonstrate that using plasma can overestimate circulating steroid concentrations to a degree that qualitatively affects comparisons with brain steroid levels and alters interpretation of the results.
Little is known, however, about how the prevalence of these factors among different ethnic groups in the United Kingdom affects comparisons of breast cancer incidence by ethnicity.
Conclusions: Although Subject benefited greatly from social affect comparison, this coping strategy is unreliable given its random nature and near-total dependence on others' accidental misfortune and/or incidence of environmental threat or disaster.
This issue does not affect comparison of stream processing results, because performance was measured based on execution of UDFs (sentiment analysis) or HTTP queries (word count).
The main factors that affected comparison between EV and echocardiography were any form of ventilation and body weight.
However, a generally higher rate for the IGHV region should not affect comparison between the gene regions and other sequence in the repeats.
This implies that heterogenic patients with different amounts of extravascular lung water (as in this study) have heterogenic EV measurements, and this will affect comparison of EV and TTE.
