Sentence examples for comparing well from inspiring English sources

Third, the response rate (76%), though comparing well to surveys with comparable participation time (in the present survey this was, on average, 175 minutes, which include all parts of the survey performed at one visit at the study centre, and possible breaks during this visit), may lead to selection biases, as healthier subjects are more likely to participate.

The simulations provided satisfactory simulations in terms of the selected performance criteria comparing well with conventional multi-linear regression.

He knew his limitations: "I shall be happy if just one of my lines helps someone of later generations". He owed much to Vladimir Mayakovsky, Boris Pasternak (whom he knew), Sergei Yesenin and others, not always comparing well with his models.

We demonstrate that the closure is able to give a good prediction of displacement front velocities in the viscous regime, comparing well with experimental values, and can be used for approximating other design features of a displacement process, e.g. the maximal static wall layer (in the case of a yield stress fluid) and the minimal flow rate to prevent backflow.

The addition of dopants did not significantly alter the physical properties or curing of the mortar, while it showed excellent photocatalytic activity under sunlight, The mortars with only 1 and 5 wt% additives degraded 10.6% and 21% NOx after 45 mins, respectively, comparing well to a value of 50% for a pure TiO2/Ag+ sample.

Bio-nano-Pd supported on exemplar Gram negative and Gram positive bacterial types catalysed the hydrogenation of itaconic acid (initial rates 1.1 and 1.2 × 10−2 mol gPd−1 s−1) comparing well with commercial 5% Pd-graphite (1.3 × 10−2 mol gPd−1 s−1).

The present fMRI design seeks to segregate the neuro-anatomical substrates of these two processes by comparing well-formed and ill-formed sentences during subject verb agreement computation.

In addition, a gamut of recent studies has lent increasing legitimacy to the practice of comparing well-being over both time and countries9.

Adequately powered randomised controlled trials comparing well-matched patient groups with long-term follow-up are required to limit systematic error and enhance external validity.

However, upon comparing well-being across different categories of unemployed, one cannot rule out a sample selection issue - arising in pooled regressions19.

The same logic may not be valid for comparing well-level production across realizations where impactful geological parameters for each realization, such as NGR, are significantly different.