Sentence examples for comparative measuring from inspiring English sources

Also, many inspections are descriptive in nature making comparative measuring difficult.

Since the BonNDTinspect system is a comparative measuring method, a reference test of the surfaces is required.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

Like-for-like sales is a comparative measure that ignores the effect of new store space and other changes in activities.