Sentence examples for compared use from inspiring English sources

Explaining why he was relaxed about appointing Mackay with the FA's investigation still ongoing, and did not believe these messages were offensive, Whelan compared use of the word "chink" to describing a British person as a "Brit".

We therefore compared use of continuous versus alternate-week dexamethasone within standard and intensified post-induction treatments.

The study compared use of a Bayesian updating model with a dimensional model to link homicide cases using only offender behavioural information (i.e., only details of what the offender did).

The issue of a low number of bits being compared and their effect on Hamming distance was addressed by Daugman in [16], in which he compared use of performance using raw Hamming distance (as we use here) and normalized Hamming distance, defined as (8). Figure 9 Segmentation images.

Reich et al. (1993) compared use of the ratio of means estimator and model-assisted estimation to estimate the mean unit area biomass of a perennial prairie grass, native to north America, across a 1500-m2 sample area in Colorado; they used a process equivalent to having the auxiliary variable measured only on a first-phase sample rather than the entire population.

In related work on utterance-level boosting, Zhang and Rudnicky [22] compared use of the posterior probability of each possible utterance for adjusting the weights of each utterance with a "nonboosting" method, where the same weights are adjusted according to some function of the word error rate.

Those tests from 2007 were later compared using DNA analysis to tests given during competitions this year.

Means were compared using LSD5%.

Data were compared using ANOVA.

Subgroup proportions were compared using χ2.

Age groups were compared using logistic regression.