The phrase "available for comparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be accessed or utilized for the purpose of comparison.
Example: "The data sets are now available for comparing the results of the two experiments."
Alternatives: "ready for comparison" or "accessible for comparison".
For other types of externalities the SPECTRUM service is assumed to not yield different impacts than the regular rail services, therefore the standard unit parameters of rail freight transport have been applied (area-specific where available) for comparing the SPECTRUM impact to the all road situation.
Several bootstrap test statistics are available for comparing the distribution of sample data in two independent groups.
We describe a pig dataset that PIC (a Genus company) has made available for comparing genomic prediction methods.
Nevertheless, it is worthwhile to note that these are the only population-wide data currently available for comparing management of PCa in the two countries.
The smaller sample available for comparing CPE or MBCT with TAU means that the corresponding detectable effect size is 0.53 if the ICC is 0.05.
There remained no unified results available for comparing all the tested segmentation algorithms due to differences in the ground-truth definitions and evaluation metrics.
Standard methods for defining structural variants and publicly available tools for comparing structural variants across different studies are urgently needed.
Limited data were available for studies comparing Mirena with endometrial destruction, so we compared Mirena with first and second generation studies combined as well as separately.
The DDD is the best available technical unit for comparing the use of medicines within and between different countries, including different drug substances [ 31, 45, 46].
Our goal was to provide quantitative metrics for comparing available analysis programs based on the similarity of peaks called, sensitivity, specificity and positional accuracy.
Public available datasets were used for comparing neuroblastoma with normal tissues (Roth dataset, geo ID: gse3526) and adult tumors (EXPO dataset, geo ID: gse2109).
