Sentence examples for easy comparison with the from inspiring English sources

This average makes for an easy comparison with the observational data; however, there's no reason to believe the climate will follow that average path, especially in the short-term.

Pepsico Inc., the snack food and soft-drink maker, is expected to post a gain of almost 15percentt in third-quarter earnings next week, as its snack brands continue to have solid growth and beverages are aided by an easy comparison with the prior year.

Still, there's a question about Catalina's ability to deliver beyond the easy comparison with the past year.

gThe exponential of the slope (Exp[B]) rather than the slope (B) is presented to allow for easy comparison with the logistic regression model findings.

Electrical conductivity σ = 1/ ρ is preferred in Section 3, discussions, and plots for easy comparison with the accompanying paper (Püthe and Kuvshinov, 2013).

The curves corresponding to Kasami sequences are interpolated for the values of n for which they are not defined, in order to allow an easy comparison with the other curves.

Second, we note that certain multipoint correlators can be recombined into a 2-dimensional non-multiplicative nonlinearity that facilitates easy comparisons with the HRC and weighted 4-quadrant models (e.g., see Figure 4B).

The results are shown in Fig. 4b with the Mg II index in Fig. 4a, which is identical to Fig. 2a, for easier comparison with the substorm occurrence.

To facilitate easier comparison with the straight microchannels and also to simplify the method of fabrication, the expanding channels were formed with the removal of fins at selected location from the straight microchannel design, instead of using a diverging channel.

In order to make an easier comparison with the Neuber rule, the material is thought of as obeying the particular nonlinear law used in the past just by Neuber.

In the massed group, latency was calculated for blocks of four trials for easier comparison with the spaced training (blocks 1 to 5 on Figure 1Aii).