Sentence examples for failure to compare from inspiring English sources

The various theories of disconsolate liberals all suffer from a failure to compare Obama with any plausible baseline.

The beams were tested to failure to compare the toughness, post peak behaviour and failure mode based on the variation of the depth of layers.

Three coatings of each type were furnace cycled to failure to compare the average lifetimes obtained in dry O2, using the same superalloy batch and coating types.

We illustrate potential pitfalls of structural equation modelling by criticizing their model for (a) its neglect of latent variables, (b) its complexity, (c) its questionable causal assumptions, (d) the use of empirical model reduction, (e) the mix-up of theoretical perspectives, and (f) the failure to compare alternative models.

Parvin and Robbins estimated the mean time "from the occurrence of an out-of-control error condition to the next scheduled QC event", assuming an exponential distribution of failure, to compare the performance of randomized versus fixed-time schedules of QC procedures [7].

The controversy surrounding the validity of these studies, regarding the failure to compare data obtained in different laboratories, was partly ascribed to differences in the experimental design.

Among the five weaknesses we document in the MVP's impact evaluation, the most important is the failure to properly compare outcomes at the project sites to what would have happened in the absence of the project.

Kaplan-Meier failure curves were used to compare implant failure rates for subgroups of patients, and adjusted risks of revision were calculated using Cox regression analysis.

At 25, he had reached the pinnacle of his sport without much failure by which to compare it.

Pediatric-onset CVID patients had more frequent diagnoses of otitis media, developmental delay, and failure to thrive compared with adult-onset CVID patients.

We also observed that Black women were more likely to undergo a CD for fetal distress and failure to progress compared to White women.