Sentence examples for comparisons sample from inspiring English sources

80 81 We advise authors to describe any steps they used to avoid double counting and piece together data from multiple reports of the same study (such as juxtaposing author names, treatment comparisons, sample sizes, or outcomes).

We must be, however, cautious in interpreting the estimates of our present study and treat them as exploratory findings rather than any final conclusive results because they could still involve some false positive errors due to the multiple comparisons, sample size, and lack of replication studies.

Prior to statistical comparisons, samples were divided into discovery and validation sets.

To make comparisons, sample-wise feature abundances (i.e. the abundance of different phyla, classes, families, genera and OTUs in different samples) derived from the QIIME pipeline were statistically analyzed on normalized feature-abundance matrices using R 2.11.0 (freeware; http://www.r-project.org/).org/

But when I changed Edgar's comparison sample to the next ten-thousand wofds of "Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque," his ranking finally got dented.

The comparison sample allowed him to isolate the effect of patent lawsuits from other factors that might also influence R&D spending.

In comparison, sample DC was found ineffective for the removal of As III) and As V).

The use of a grassland sample was chosen as a comparison sample without any specific limitations.

With Sony Ericsson, LG, and Samsung all throwing 8-megapixel camera phones into the market within a few months of each other, we've been a bit disappointed at the lack of comparison sample photos available.

The method described by Hauer [22] uses a comparison sample, but the calculations are based on approximations which presuppose that the accident counts in the comparison sample are large.

For the case-control design, those who sustained nonfatal fall-related injuries were tracked for 1 year after their first fall, and costs were compared, using regression analysis, to annual costs for a comparison sample of nonfallers.