Sentence examples for appropriately compared from inspiring English sources

Some have appropriately compared the proposed Broadwater liquefied natural gas terminal to the ill-conceived Shoreham nuclear plant.

Yet the "crisis presidents" to whom Mr. Obama is most appropriately compared don't have the luxury of serving bite-size initiatives.

Additionally, those with access to primary care tend to use the ED more appropriately (compared to those with no access to primary care) and therefore are less likely to leave without seeing a doctor [7].

With Algeria, the approach may, perhaps, be more appropriately compared to the tossing of a coin, or, as I put it when Hamlili and Houari were repatriated, to a kind of Russian Roulette, which, though marginally better, is hardly appropriate after all these men have been though.

We found that older women had a significantly higher odds of not being screened appropriately compared to younger women.

All unknown samples were down-sampled to 1146 counts so that their normalized Z-score can be appropriately compared.

The maximum intensity projections (MIPs) are scaled to the same percentages (100%) for intensity minimum and maximum to appropriately compare the images.

It was subsequently identified that the Dutch Guillain-Barré study Group studiddid not appropriately compare the two therapies [ 18, 19].

Sample collection times and dosing regimens/history in the OLE study were considered to appropriately compare the data with pharmacokinetic profile model predictions.

To appropriately compare outcomes between DE033 patients and NOR-DMARD patients, we first compared baseline characteristics for all patients and for the subset of patients who were working at baseline, n = 158 and n = 180, respectively; table 1).

2 We had to resolve several methodological issues to appropriately compare the rates of new primary cancers in men with and without prostate cancer, and this paper focuses on these issues.