Sentence examples for comparably evaluated from inspiring English sources

Photoelectrochemical (PEC) performances of the both photoanodes were comparably evaluated.

Miwa et al. (2008) comparably evaluated a number of kernels for incorporating syntactic features, including the bag-of-word kernel, the subset tree kernel (Moschitti, 2006) and the graph kernel (Airola et al., 2008), and concluded that combining all kernels achieved better results than using any individual one.

The second study scenario (placebo) was evaluated comparably in group A (yes = 20/47%; no = 11/26%; do not know = 12/28%).

The majority of parents evaluated all 5 sessions as comparably important (n = 13).

Since the bacterial diversity in pyrene treatments and controls in both soil-compost mixture and fertilized soil was comparably high (Additional file 1: Table S3), we evaluated in a second step whether structures in the bacterial relative abundance data can be statistically confirmed and visualized.

The EORTC (European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer QLQQualityity of Life Questionnaire -C30, evaluated by Osoba et al., uses comparably to the EPIC a 0 to 100 scale.

Based on the grades earned on the take-home assignments, students in both groups performed comparably on their respective homework (these data were not further evaluated for this study).

We have evaluated our generalised binding model and found it to perform comparably to classical restricted motifs as found by MEME.

Measures such as the FSS must therefore be evaluated across diagnostic groups to ensure that the scale functions comparably across groups and is not overly influenced by diagnostic variations.

An open question is whether the BDD and control groups indeed implicitly evaluate attractiveness comparably, or whether methodological factors (e.g., the IAT design requirement of a relative comparison category for attractiveness) made it difficult to observe group differences.

In four of the five female controls no opposite-sex complement of sex chromosomes was detected and in one female control (case 15, Table  1) two exocrine cells out of 3,608 evaluated had XY sex chromosomes detected, this being the same individual with a comparably low level of microchimerism in beta cells, presumably due to bearing a male infant.