Sentence examples for enable a comparison to from inspiring English sources
To enable a comparison to human [11C]PiB PET data, we chose randomly PET datasets from our database of AD patients and healthy controls at TUM. Subjects labelled as AD subjects in this database had a positive PiB scan together with measurable cognitive deficits in neuropsychological testing fulfilling the criteria of dementia.
Thus, to enable a comparison to previous studies we also considered inactivity at leisure-time only.
This was necessary to enable a comparison to be made between the raters' opinions and the FORTA classifications.
The co-localization of these signals was set as 100% in vector-transfected cells, to enable a comparison to be made between different cell groups.
To enable a comparison to participants in the CF-CBT and WLC groups, all participants will complete this assessment at 4-weeks post-baseline assessment.
This latter technique enabled a comparison to be made between the measured Young's modulus of the material and that predicted by micromechanical modelling, using the fibre length as determined by DLS.
This methodology is based on a disaggregated demand model for all travel modes, enabling a comparison to be made between journey times in each transport ratio, transferring to alternative modes the trips in which journey time is less than or equal to the current car journey.
Their study was conducted with two-colour microarrays covering 95.5% of all known E. coli ORFs, and the analysis method used enables a comparison to the findings from the annotation based method in this study.
Despite this constraint, we restricted our analysis to sequences aligning to this assembly to enable a comparison of our inferred linkage groups to the physical map.
To enable a comparison between microcircuit types, we have extended our analysis to a new set of L5 neurons.
A limited amount of demographic information was available from the 3,900 23andMe customers invited to the PGen Study to enable a comparison of invitees and participants.
