Sentence examples for comparison referred from inspiring English sources
The second method is a sliding window based, a novel annotation independent method, which segments the data and performs a reference versus treated bacteria comparison (referred to as the sliding window method).
A simpler approximation is proposed for comparison, referred to as one-term true spectrum normalized bias approximation, TNBA(1), bias ≈ E Ŝ x ( f ) − S x ( f ) S x ( f ).
The meters were connected to the same voltage signals so the comparison refers to the real metering situation.
The TurboTax comparison refers to the way that Aptible's "compliance engine" asks users a list of questions related to HIPAA compliance in plain English, and translates the answers into the appropriate format that would satisfy an auditor and other regulatory authorities.
Attendance ratios, by comparison, refer not to enrolment but to the number of children attending school.
The longitudinal comparison refers to these 80 children who completed the questionnaire for a second time after treatment.
Values under the column heading "Model Comparison" refer to the comparison of the model in the corresponding row and the model in the preceding row.
By comparison, referring labs and physicians had less confidence in themselves in this domain (61.5% and 46% respectively were fairly or very confident).
The insurance data used for comparison refer to an excess cost study with dementia patients and non-demented control subjects conducted by Schwarzkopf et al. [ 22].
The comparison refers to the two facets: the absolute number of each type of AS event and the number of junction reads that was assigned to each type of AS event, because both of them can be used to measure the global changes of AS.
Hence, two scenarios were considered: (1) only data from the four identical promoter sets were used in comparisons (referred to as 'identical'), and (2) combined data from the four identical promoters and the eight promoter sets that presumably target the same cell types were used in comparisons (referred to as 'common').
