Sentence examples for applicable comparing from inspiring English sources

Second, we show that CODEC can be useful even when supervised approaches are applicable, comparing it to two representative supervised approaches: those of Gavin et al. (2006) and Collins et al. (2007).

Since such configurations are quite often found in practice, the new algorithm is more widely applicable compared with the original method.

Numerical simulation results show that this method is more reliable, more accurate, and thus more applicable, compared to the existing control methods.

Moreover, the equilibrium solutions analyses suggest that streaming potential measurement results are more reliable and applicable compared to electrophoresis method to extend to the subsurface setting during a dynamic injection process.

If the climatic effect as a whole was of interest, the method based on two parameters elasticities would be more applicable compared to that based on multi-parameter elasticities because the simple model provides higher confidence in modelling the overall change in runoff.

*RVH, rotavirus H; NA, not applicable Compared with other RV species, the US RVH VP6 sequences shared the highest nucleotide and amino acid identities with RVG (51%–53% and 39%41%%, respectively) and RVB (47% 52% and 34%39%%, respectively) (Table 2).

The two correlations are combined to form a directed connection correlation, which is applicable in comparing the performance of different stroke sequence recovery algorithms.

Even though by extension it is often referred to as "ligand efficiency", the concept was originally conceived to be strictly applicable to comparing the binding efficiencies of ligands for a single target.

Consequently, the results obtained here are specific to p200 and MR1, and are not applicable in comparing the cell walls and EPS of other microorganisms.

Kruskal Wallis test was employed as a non-parametric method to look for the difference of germination rate between species because it does not assume a normal distribution of the residuals, and is applicable to comparing groups with different sample sizes (Theodorsson-Norheim 1986).

The method is also applicable to comparing interfaces involving non-peptidic compounds.