Sentence examples for an appropriate comparison of from inspiring English sources
Determining cost-effectiveness requires an appropriate comparison of the additional first cost of energy efficiency design options with the savings in operating costs.
It allows an estimate of the structure-borne emission of resiliently mounted machines and an appropriate comparison of the structure-borne "noisiness" of practical installations.
A larger study would be needed for an appropriate comparison of rates of uncommon events such as serious infections.
The survey methods and instruments used for TOMIS II paralleled those used in TOMIS, which allowed for an appropriate comparison of data at two points in time.
For an appropriate comparison of the noise attenuation both in the presence and in the absence of Cv - 2, species C (BMP: Type I Receptor = BR) concentration should remain the same regardless of the intermediate dynamics.
To overcome this limitation and allow for an appropriate comparison of metabolite concentrations among the demographic groups, we also used creatinine as a covariate in statistical models (Barr et al. 2005).
Therefore, an appropriate comparison for some of the patients using a medium dose of Symbicort would have been high-dose Seretide, which is also supported by the fact that daily inhalations of the medium dose of Symbicort were relatively high compared with the medium dose of Seretide.
Second, this group provides an appropriate comparison for studying the impact of ART initiation on sexual behaviour.
Since 1992, all US cohorts of DES-exposed persons for whom there was an appropriate comparison group of unexposed persons and for whom there was medical record documentation of exposure (or not) to this substance are being followed in a study supported by the US National Cancer Institute.
Studies could also include an appropriate comparison group of children without diarrhoea.
The essential methodology is to recruit a group of controls who have seemingly been at risk for a long period without becoming infected and to compare it to an appropriate comparison group of cases who have been infected.
