Sentence examples for convenient comparisons from inspiring English sources

Those are breathless, if convenient, comparisons.

To evaluate the performance of GeneSelect, the gene selection is combined with the same maximum likelihood classification (named IGA/MLHD) for convenient comparisons.

It helps to describe accurately the response as a function of time and dose, to provide parameters that summarize the responses, and to facilitate convenient comparisons of the AC of different compounds.

To promote convenient comparisons, data were generated with F-statistics corresponding to those obtained in the first design of the sample size condition (e.g., the F-statistics of reference measure were simulated at 12.6, 25.4, 38.0, 576.1 76.126.86.8, and 253.6, respectively).

While Orenstein does come to the correct conclusion that "identity is not simply the sum of our parts," perhaps in the future she might employ a more careful and nuanced understanding of transsexuality before using it as a convenient comparison.

This sets up a convenient comparison: If illegal markets really do drive crime, we would expect homicide rates to increase earlier in states with early dry laws, and decrease later in states that stayed "wet".

Note that in Fig. 5a c, the bars are reversed to aid convenient comparison.

Fig. 4 i XRD patterns of the prepared 2%Er3+, 20%Yb3+-codoped BaYF5 synthesized at 200 °C for 24 h; 5% PEI was added for conducting convenient comparison.

For convenient comparison, the DIG-labeled fadD probe 2 with relatively high affinity to FadR protein was used in gel shift assays.

A convenient comparison between all carbon spectra was conducted, and the results are summarized in Additional file 4: Table S20 in the Supplementary Appendix.

Then, we average the 3-D spectrum of MUSIC and MMS-OMP in the frequency domain and reprint the corresponding 2-D spectrum in Figure4c for a more convenient comparison with CSSM and W-CMSR.