The phrase "data comparisons" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The research study included data comparisons between the control group and the experimental group.
Such data comparisons could yield "unexpectedly interesting insights," said Mr. Thompson, the chief operating officer of the Lexington Institute, a conservative public policy research organization based in Arlington, Va.
We know that micro-doses of prohibited substances might evade detection on a single analysis but as they could impact on the athlete's hormone profile, data comparisons are needed.
Multiple data comparisons were carried out through Tukey test.
The chi-square test (χ2) (without Yates correction) was used for categorical data comparisons.
Some data comparisons are not available for clubs which were not included in previous years.
Some recent New Hampshire/US data comparisons, and citations to other GSP research, are given by Hamilton [56, 57].
In addition, as more users transition to the new feature set, Credit Karma will have the ability to do anonymized, aggregate data comparisons across its platform.
We will return to these four theoretical expectations when analyzing and interpreting the results of our quantitative data comparisons.
The demographic data comparisons between different types of headaches and non-headache are shown in Table 1.
Microarray data comparisons for each growth condition allow the identification of mutants that failed to survive the imposed growth selection.
Using UN population data, comparisons are made between the logistic model and other simple time-series and econometric models.
