Sentence examples for comparisons becoming from inspiring English sources

Transect width was set at 2 m to avoid comparisons becoming difficult between optimised and unoptimised estimators.

In the comparison of annotation tools here, we restricted each tool to report just the most severe consequence annotation for each variant, to avoid comparisons becoming too unwieldy.

The comparisons are becoming more extravagant by the day.

And for education ministries trying to reinvent their curriculums and qualifications, such global comparisons are becoming a key factor.

Indirect comparisons are becoming increasingly popular for evaluating medical treatments that have not been compared head-to-head in randomized clinical trials (RCTs).

Network meta-analysis (NMA) (also known as multiple or mixed treatment comparisons) are becoming widely accepted for establishing comparative efficacy between competing health technologies [ 1- 4].

Also similarly, limiting our analysis to 'high-confidence' interactions resulted in most of the significant comparisons to becoming non-significant, likely owing to the smaller total number of interactions as compared to the total dataset (Additional file 13).

These genome-scale comparisons are becoming routine and the approaches can be divided into two main categories, alignment-based (for example, an alignment of about 400 universal proteins identified by Segata et al. 2013) and alignment-free (for example, the "google DNA" method described recently; Gautier and Lund 2013).

"This comparison is becoming better and better every month".

Travel to those collections, or shipping specimens for comparison, is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.

On the other hand, the more rapid decline in this rate over time among the comparison patients than among the intervention patients could mean that the comparison patients were becoming relatively healthier over time in ways that were not captured by our data.