Sentence examples for data to contrast from inspiring English sources

Therefore, there is no available data to contrast with the measured ones and the data obtained must be taken as valid.

These are central questions in the evolution of eukaryotes and many alternative hypotheses have been proposed, with generally few hard data to contrast them.

For comparison, previous methodologies used in the literature including ratio and percentage change analyses are also applied to this data to contrast these methods.

Marsico et al. (2009) also leveraged uniparentally inherited cpSSRs with nuclear data to contrast differing patterns of seed and pollen dispersal in Quercus garryana Douglas ex Hook.

This report uses the baseline and 18 month follow up data to contrast with each other and to compare the properties of the new indexes created in this data set with previously reported frailty indexes.

We used these putatively independent data to contrast species integrity as characterised by morphology (subject to natural selection) and neutral characters that allowed us to test the stability of species delimitation, assess the extent and evenness of gene flow and thus gain an understanding of where these grasshopper populations are in the speciation continuum.

Secondly, the type of data shared ranges from higher to lower information density from time series data (e.g., an fMRI data set), to contrast or connectivity maps, to coordinates and peaks (e.g., tables in a journal article).

A fixed effects model was applied to the smoothed data to constitute contrast images for each participant.

The fact that these data seem to contrast those of Meckel et al. [22, 23], who studied sprint training in elite athletes during run SIT, indicates that population characteristics, fitness level, and mode likely influence inflammation in SIT.

"Our problem is that we don't have any hard data to compare and contrast," he said.

They will provide important data to compare and contrast with those who commence dialysis.