Sentence examples for compared because of their from inspiring English sources
ANN methods were compared because of their generalization and predictive abilities, sensitivity analysis as well as optimization efficiency in metal ion removal from wastewater (Turan et al. 2011a, b; Bingöl et al. 2012).
Randomized clinical trials (RCTs) have become the gold standard against which other clinical research is compared because of their ability to demonstrate clinically meaningful differences between interventions despite the biologic noise inevitable in human experimentation.
Like Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf, or Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, Winston and Mariota will be forever linked and compared because of their back-to-back draft positions.
In a German cohort, Beckert et al. [ 19] found healing rates between 57% and 93% and major amputation rates of 3%, although the data as presented in that report cannot be easily compared because of their unique classification system.
Over all, babies who tasted a sweet solution cried less than those given a placebo, but the studies were difficult to compare because of their varying methodologies.
Several studies have reported risk factors for herpes zoster (HZ), but their results remain controversial and difficult to compare because of their limitations regarding sampling and design.
Although it seems intuitive that these groups cannot be compared because of the different underlying causes for their respective brain deficits, this may not actually be the case [ 35, 36].
The performer was Fred Astaire, to whom Mr. Van Cayseele has sometimes been compared because of the lightness and purity of his dancing.
Even Dan Quayle, with whom Mrs. Palin is often compared because of her age and inexperience on the national scene, was not viewed as negatively in the 1988 campaign.
Unlike the previous values, our set of data can be directly compared because of the consistent set of conditions used.
USIs of homozygotes could not be compared because of insufficient numbers of vocalizations.
