Sentence examples for comparably reliable from inspiring English sources
Digital image consultants provided diagnoses that were comparably reliable to the clinic-based examiners.
Animal DNA barcoding is mainly focused on the mitochondrial cox1 gene because mitochondrial DNA is highly abundant in the cell; its amplification is comparably reliable; and cox1 is often variable from populations to higher taxonomic levels [5].
MDS- and GDS-derived measures were comparably reliable after adjustments for test length, but were nevertheless not very highly correlated.
This moderate t-test allows for a comparably reliable estimation of the SD even if only few replicates are available.
They possess comparably minuscule wavelength compared to incident light (photons).
Genetic distance might indicate the age of the ancestral species, however divergence time estimates for the extant species should not be considered reliable beyond assumption of a comparably recent origin of the STR.
He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.
To corroborate these findings, further studies in larger and comparably well-phenotyped cohorts are needed which allow the reliable detection of effect sizes smaller than d = 0.19.
The Optimal Assignment kernel is in most cases the best choice (an example is presented in Figure 1), because it shows comparably good results with each AD formulation and leads to very reliable rankings regardless of how the AD threshold is chosen.
Notably, the kappa values, as well as the Jaccard similarity scores, are comparably high for both UBC faculty and UMaine K 12 teacher observers, indicating that COPUS is reliable when used by observers with a range of backgrounds and 2 hours or fewer of training.
Because the variance of R is assumed to be equal to 1, this dictates comparably high absolute values of β and a very strong negative correlation between S and T. In the absence of any reliable a priori information about γ and r e, we assume a uniform distribution of these parameters within the range of γ and r e that is compatible with the boundary conditions (fig. 2 A ).
