Sentence examples for comparison of differing from inspiring English sources

This was not a pure comparison of differing number of rows, however, because there were also other differences in the design of the two staplers.

This allows comparison of differing move-blocking strategies based on cost performance only, without needing to consider domain size also.

The evidence base is often related to comparison of differing modalities in terms of accuracy, safety and efficiency, but there are less robust data on the impact of the use of imaging to patient outcomes.

At the completion of the study any cervical or VVP sample that was positive on any test had the corresponding cervical or VVP sample genotyped to ensure correct comparison of differing samples.

These false-positive results would have no effect on our comparison of differing organism groups (because they would be presumably culture-negative) and would have a negligible effect on the median of the over 1400 defensin-negative controls.

This approach allows fair comparison of differing products, and demonstrates that SF meal replacement drinks produce equal or greater satiety than several alternatives of equal or greater energy content.

Comparisons of differing association between fatal and nonfatal events showed significant/marginally significant differences in the relationships between FEV1 and FVC and fatal CHD and nonfatal MI (P = 0.04 and P = 0.08, respectively).

The resulting sets of networks allow 16 different comparisons (i.e. of differing mean degrees) for each subject before and after Ayahuasca ingestion.

The purpose of the adjusted PAL is to make physical activity comparisons between individuals of differing body size, but avoid the drawbacks inherent in the use of ratios [16].

To allow consistent comparisons between electives of differing duration, an elective exposure was defined as a two-week period in the respective subspecialty.

I did a comparison of the differing success of P&G's top brands using the two platforms (click on table at right to enlarge).