Sentence examples for comparisons and comparisons from inspiring English sources
Although EU wide comparisons (and comparisons with the U.S.A. and other countries) are difficult due to different injury classifications, definitions of a school child and of vehicle type, there are some consistent themes that enable conclusions to be drawn about school journey safety and some consistent problems/deficiencies with data collection that would merit discussion and further debate.
On the other hand, the available evidence from the historical experience of the United States, in addition to cross-country comparisons and comparisons across US states, is that the social return to public infrastructure investment is very high.
Each includes Gene Atlas and GO enrichments, r comparisons and comparisons of results assuming a single or multiple causal genes (Supplementary Figs S7 9).
To reduce the number of statistical comparisons and comparisons with few observations, Axis-I and Axis-II diagnoses were included as groups of related disorders.
For each model, post hoc tests were conducted using Bonferroni adjustments for multiple comparisons, and comparisons with a P value of <0.012 were considered significant (Table 2).
Results were presented as both unadjusted comparisons and comparisons of adjusted means (adjusted for age, BMI, and oral contraceptive [OC] use).
In my opinion, the methodical part should focus on the kernel of the new method, i.e. PLS and the decomposition into two-class comparisons and comparison with state of the art.
Bringing multiple prototypes to the field to test gives users a basis for comparison, and comparisons often reveal latent needs.
The statistical analysis included examination of: (1) instrument internal structure and (2) instrument relationship to other variables including known group comparison and comparison to performance.
Statistical significance was determined by a Student's t-test for pair-wise comparison, and comparison of more than two conditions utilized ANOVA with a Bonferroni correction.
