The phrase 'fairly compare' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that two or more things are being compared in an unbiased manner. For example, "We need to fairly compare the pros and cons of both options before making a decision."
New approaches are necessary to fairly compare new membranes designed for osmotic processes.
In this study, equivalent thermal insulation conception is introduced to the design of TBCs to fairly compare different structured TBCs.
The predictive ability of the models is the only way we can fairly compare them, and by that measure all of the models are equally good.
Due to the complexity of buildings, different sustainable-building rating system definitions, as well as the varied target markets and implementation processes, it is difficult to fairly compare different rating systems.
We introduce in this work a new quality factor called effective resistivity (ρeff), which is used to characterize and fairly compare the substrate resistivity of fully processed SOI wafers.
Given the impressive number of distance bounding protocols that are designed every year, it becomes urgent to provide researchers and engineers with a methodology to fairly compare the protocols in spite of their various properties.
To fairly compare the system performance, the assumptions and detailed system scenario are outlined as follows.
This allows us to fairly compare the spectrogram-modeling capabilities of both types of layers.
To fairly compare methods during experiments, the Tanimoto score is used consistently.
Suitable performance metrics are needed to fairly compare the performance of the adaptive algorithms.
This architecture-oriented approach was inappropriate to fairly compare performance under general F-RAN system operations.
