Sentence examples for comparison context from inspiring English sources

More specifically, when facing negative results or failure, individuals more easily feel threatened in an interpersonal comparison context (public context).

When an individual's performance or test results are kept private and he/she does not know others' performance or test results (referred to as the private context), he/she is not exposed to a comparison context.

In other words, a social comparison context may promote individuals' tendency to see themselves as 'better' than other people or, alternatively, others may be seen as 'worse' than they otherwise would have been.

Finally, a horizontal and selective assessment of their suitability according to a descriptive set of qualitative comparison contexts and parameters is provided.

We used the Bonferroni method (with a type I error equal to 5%) in order to keep strong control of false positives in a multiple-comparison context [ 79].

We used the Bonferroni method (with a type I error equal to 5%) in order to keep a strong control of the false positives in a multiple-comparison context [ 98].

The raw P-values were adjusted by the Bonferroni method, which controls the Family Wise Error Rate in order to keep a strong control of the false positives in a multiple-comparison context.

Table 4 Monophonic event detection performance comparison with context-independent baseline system and context-dependent system using context recognition   ACC ER A1 A30   Context-independent detection         No priors, baseline system 28.3 87.0 8.4 17.8   Context-dependent detection         Uniform event priors 33.8 87.8 10.9 27.0 Count-based event priors 40.1 840.1140.129.8.

In comparison the context framework [3] consists of three main agents for the handling of contextual information, the context collecting agent (CCA), context reasoning agent (CRA) and context management agent (CMA).

The difference in stand volume between the treatments, using the second treatment as the base, the significance of the comparison and context are described in the table.

Just to put that comparison into context, the Sun's diameter, according to National Geographic, is about 864,000 miles across.