Sentence examples for better comparison of data from inspiring English sources

Normalized log2 ratios were scaled between arrays to allow better comparison of data.

In order to normalize all MCC retention times for a better comparison of data, the previously described MCC retention time of 118.3 s for benzothiazole (Perl et al. 2010), a permanent contaminant of synthetic air, has been used.

This also allows a better comparison of data from less thermotolerant, mesophilic fungi, such as S. cerevisiae, where a temperature of 37°C already induces a clear heat shock response.

Progress in headache research has benefited from the International Classification of Headache Disorders (ICHD), and its revisions [1, 2], because they have provided operational diagnostic criteria allowing for a better comparison of clinical data between headache centres.

In any case, defining onset of diabetes-associated autoimmunity by seroconversion to persisting positivity for at least one of the biochemical autoantibodies allows better comparison of our data with those obtained in the BabyDiab study.

Sequence similarity predictions were based on the alignment in Fig.  1 and similar amino acids were grouped according to the suggestions in MEGA 5.0 [ 59], for better comparison of the data.

For a better comparison of our data with published literature we also calculated sensitivity and specificity for each biomarker candidate using the renal endpoints "end stage renal disease (ESRD)" and "doubling of serum creatinine" for definition of progressive kidney disease (see Tables  1 and 2).

However, for a better comparison of photobioreactor designs data should be gathered at a single location with the same microalgal species.

However, the growing number of immunohistochemistry-based biomarker studies indicates the necessity for better tools to increase their quality and to allow for a better comparison of the published data.

However macroclimate data has a 30 minutes sampling interval; therefore a new matrix was constructed in which the indoor data was downsampled in order to allow better comparison of indoor and outdoor data.

To allow better comparison of BoNT/A action kinetics, data obtained at Days 1, 2, 3, and 7 (post-injection) were normalized to each subject's skin displacement data obtained at Day 0 (pre-injection).