The phrase "approaches by comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or techniques that involve evaluating or analyzing something in relation to another item or standard.
Example: "The study employs various approaches by comparison to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment against existing therapies."
Alternatives: "methods of comparison" or "comparative approaches".
In this context, the main contributions of this paper to the literature on BSW protocols are threefold: (i) it identifies the challenges in designing a BSW protocol; (ii) provides the taxonomy of existing approaches; and (iii) describes the strengths and weaknesses of the presented approaches by comparison and some open issues are highlighted.
Culture based approaches, by comparison, are less likely to be significantly improved upon due to the inherent limitation resulting from the slow growth rate of this organism in culture and difficulties associated with its early detection and quantitation.
Verification of this approach by comparison with some already existing published experimental data is presented.
The best-fit between the numerical solution (calculated topography) and the measured topography (simulated by means a DEM) was approached by comparison of the stream longitudinal profiles.
The numerical results concern the verification of this approach by comparison with those reported in the literature, and its capability in the presence of many matrix cracks and debonds along the fiber-matrix interface.
In it, Pence lamented the Republican Party's '96 convention and its softer approach, by comparison, toward minorities.
We validate this approach by comparison with mt sequences from publicly available expressed sequence tag (EST) and genomic survey sequence (GSS) data sets.
Because the transcriptional response to infection has been extremely well characterized in D. melanogaster [e.g. [ 22- 26]], we can validate our short-read cDNA sequencing approach by comparison to previous studies.
We confirmed the validity of this approach by comparison with contemporary national representative household surveys in England, which confirmed that 99.4% of couples selected using our criteria identify themselves as married or cohabiting (12).
