Sentence examples for an ideal comparison from inspiring English sources
For an ideal comparison, this control implant had to match some criteria.
To evaluate whether the specific techniques of a newly developed behavioral therapy exceed the effects of its common factors (e.g., therapeutic alliance), an ideal comparison control must omit the unique ingredients of the active treatment while possessing the common factors in equal measure.
Comparison to normal ovarian tissue, which contains an overwhelming predominance of stromal tissue is likely not an ideal comparison.
Therefore, comparison of these mouse models may provide information about the pathways associated with early insulitis although as a limitation one should also keep in mind that this not an ideal comparison since genetic factors associated with e.g. age and growth are not controlled for.
First, as with any public policy evaluation, an ideal comparison group does not exist because alcohol tax increases were not assigned randomly.
Although the number of ovarioles differs among D. melanogaster, P. aegeria and B. mori, these species have similar organisation of their meroistic ovaries, making for an ideal comparison.
A more ideal comparison of our model would be in the major surgery, burn or trauma patient where sepsis commonly occurs following the initial insult and proximal pre-treatment (that is, pre-operatively) or long term therapy (such as is commonly used in burn injury) may allow for the beta-blocker to be present prior to sepsis initiation.
To gauge the progress of an immigrant group, the ideal comparison is not between the second and third generations in 2013 and the first generation in 2013; it is between the later generations and their actual parents and grandparents.
Given that the historical blood lead levels of an age- and demographically matched control population would not be known from childhood, nor would the blood lead levels for a young adult be zero, ideal comparison studies with the CLS population are not possible outside of the regression approach applied within this study.
New multidimensional dose comparison parameters, normalized agreement test (NAT) values and the NAT index, are introduced and compared with an ideal dose comparison parameter.
