Sentence examples for cross comparability from inspiring English sources

However, it is recognized that different systems employed disparate speckle tracking algorithms that are largely proprietary with unknown cross comparability.

In 2007, the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the International Society for Clinical Densitometry designed a survey to prioritize 7 research and standardization action items to improve accuracy and cross-comparability of dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) measurements of bone mineral density.

The authors suggest that the creation of digital reference collections, open to all, would provide metalwork analysts with the opportunity to lead related fields of research such as lithic microwear and residue analysis, where individual reference collections are the norm and cross-comparability of analysis is therefore hindered.

The cross-comparability of neural networks sampled at different scales and resolutions is a topic of current interest in the neuro-imaging community [54].

However, cross-comparability of data acquired by the two ultrasound systems is unclear.

When dealing with microarray data, the same reference sample must be used for all hybridization experiments, ensuring future cross-comparability of data.

The imprecision of the OAB definition will result in a varying interpretation of the case definition that consequently makes cross-comparability among studies problematic.

However, cross-national and cross-occupational comparability may be hindered by differences in the average duration or age of academic training, where the number of trainees who eventually seek employment in the (national) health sector is low, where the number of workers trained abroad is high, or where there is considerable mobility in and out of the workforce over the active age span.

Calculations were performed with all plates separately to balance out trends and to ensure cross plate comparability.

The sequences were identical across the three experimental blocks to ensure maximum cross block comparability when examining the effects of learning.

The specific form of the question must have cross-cultural comparability when interest is in comparative causal inference with international LSAs.