Sentence examples for comparing equal from inspiring English sources

"If you are comparing equal payloads, you have to understand the car is going to carry that payload over a smooth road surface," Mr. Harmon said.

Nor could any difference in species richness be detected when comparing equal surface area of logs, using rarefaction analysis (Fig. 2a).

The supernatant was removed, and protein concentration was determined by comparing equal volumes of sample solution to known standards using the Lowry method.

The recovery of PrPres in this procedure for concentration was consistently >90% when comparing equal tissue equivalents of unconcentrated and concentrated material, allowing the application of 20 mg tissue equivalents (TE) per lane, instead of 1 mg TE in unconcentrated state.

The results from this survey are in line with a recently published clinical study [ 24] which showed that a majority of the patients preferred the four-daily dosing regimen to twice daily when comparing equal doses of hydrocortisone given either twice daily or four times daily.

Cobiac et al. conducted a small study comparing equal fish oil intake through fish consumption and supplements in healthy men.

You're not comparing equals.

Under these assumptions, the ICAP study has 86% power to detect a relative hazard of 0.7 for 2-year mortality, comparing equal-sized groups of patients receiving a higher versus a lower proportion of LTVV (two-tailed α = 0.05).

In the exogenous case, we compare equal rewards with a tournament design.

We compared equal randomization (ER) with three RARs: Bayesian adaptive randomization, sequential maximum likelihood, and sequential posterior mean.

The 2011 revision of the C++ Standard removed the weasel words requiring that allocators of a given type always compare equal and use normal pointers.