Sentence examples for effectively comparing from inspiring English sources

Our most saturated specification in column 7 replaces column 6's job cell fixed effects with a full set of job ad fixed effects, thus effectively comparing the success rates of LH and NLH workers who have applied to the same ad.

In many ways, this is an unfair result, effectively comparing print at its best to digital at its worst.

She has come a long way since those first hesitant attempts at forming a government, although her dad effectively comparing Birgitte's manner to that of his ex-wife at her most harsh at the time of their divorce seems quite tough.

Numerical examples show that the proposed algorithm can extract RPs and recover a color image fast and effectively comparing with other colorization-based algorithms, and numerical results show that the proposed algorithm achieves higher coding performance than JPEG/JPEG2000.

We have tried various processing conditions for the two component systems, and the experiments show the similar results that the CA/TPU2 fibers can fabricate helical structures more effectively comparing with the CA/TPU1 system.

In this study, FEM was used to evaluate stress and strain within the craniofacial complex when transverse forces are independently applied to the palatal vault and maxillary teeth, effectively comparing conventional hyrax and MARPE expanders.

By controlling for interacted country and year fixed effects, we effectively compare the relative labor market position of young individuals with the relative labor market position of young individuals in other countries.

Methylation data were adjusted for plate effects via ComBat (Johnson et al. 2007), which performs effectively compared with competing adjustment methodologies.

The comparative results have revealed that the proposed technique removes the ring more effectively compared to the other two reported techniques in this article.

The group hopes that writing checks will help deliver its message more effectively compared with donated advertising, which often translates into "far from prime time".

Thus, the task load could be effectively compared among users.