The phrase "comparison target" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the specific person, object, or concept being compared to another in a sentence. Example: In this advertisement, the latest model of the phone is the comparison target, as it is being compared to the previous version.
By comparison, Target, which is owned by the Dayton Hudson Corporation, makes about 39percentt and Wal-Mart about 33percentt.
The GNAT may be a useful tool for assessing implicit associations in clinical populations because it does not require an explicit comparison target category, which is a restriction of many implicit measures.
In Part II, 6-8 year old Christian children showed implicit pro-Christian preferences regardless of the comparison target's religion but only reported pro-Christian preferences when the two targets were very different from one another.
Fig. 6 Root mean square error comparison (target 1) Fig. 7 Root mean square error comparison (target 2).
For comparison, Target Corp. recently announced plans to pay at least $15 an hour by the end of 2020.
One of extraction methods in previous studies, Saric's rule-based method is used as our comparison target for evaluating AutoPat's performance.
CAD106, in comparison, targets only the beta amyloid proteins.
In comparison, targeted sequencing is less expensive and generates datasets several orders of magnitude smaller [ 4- 8].
We also performed Cufflinks and Cuffmerge (Roberts et al., 2011b; Trapnell et al., 2010) to reconstruct transcripts based on NGS data, which were used as comparison targets.
SNP frequency estimations in potato range from 1 SNP per 29 bp, found in a single phase comparison targeting 6.6 Mb of sequence [ 25], to 1 SNP every 87 bp between pairs of randomly selected sequences [ 45].
In comparison, targeting Arnt resulted in a more moderate increase in CCL5 that seemed restricted to basal and not induced levels, as 1-AP failed to increase CCL5 release in Arnt-depleted cells.
