Sentence examples for comparative measures from inspiring English sources

A meta-analysis 26 found higher levels of optimism for self rated health in people aged 75 or more compared with younger age groups, when comparative measures (compared with people of the same age) as opposed to absolute measures were used.

More detailed comparisons with the results of Mundt et al. are provided in the measurement sections of this paper, where comparative measures are analyzed.

In general, as far as we can observe, all the signatures reported for MSCs have been primarily derived from comparative measures of differential expression (i.e. they are relative measurements) and there is not a reported full profile of the genes expressed in human MSCs.

Nominal scale data will be compared by Chi-square test or by a 95% confidence interval when comparative measures.

Obviously, to claim that violence, as a rule, breeds greater violence requires chains of causation and comparative measures of outcomes that must remain highly subjective and speculative.

Only one Arab country, Jordan, scored above the international average, with 5% of its 13-year-olds reaching the advanced category.Other comparative measures are equally alarming.

Hence, directly comparing overall error rates (fraction of wrong assignments), is not an appropriate comparative measure.

The t1/2 was used here as a comparative measure of the rate of diffusion since the regions that are being compared have the same or closely similar shape.

That's a comparative measure.

"That's really the comparative measure.

It is also, always, comparative: measured against other people's relative lack of achievement or outright failure.