Sentence examples for finding a comparison from inspiring English sources

Disentangling the effects of Iowa's law from other efforts is not so easy because of difficulties in finding a comparison state without an anti-bullying law and with comparable bullying data.

In support of this finding, a comparison of bcl-2 expression levels in MCF7/EV and MCF7/BP1 cells by western blot analysis and by real-time PCR revealed a twofold increase in both bcl-2 protein and mRNA.

Finding a comparison group with a similar CHD risk profile is more challenging.

Yet even he has a hard time finding an apt comparison for the demands of the sport.

However, the effectiveness and safety of CAS were not fully evaluated, mainly because of methodological difficulties in finding an appropriate comparison group.

11This problem in finding a non-experimental comparison group illustrates a general problem in using non-experimental methods to generate impact estimates when volunteer rates are low (i.e., below 5percentt); namely, participant and nonparticipant characteristics vary in ways that cannot be observed.

However, finding such a comparison system is not trivial and often, for a nonlinear network, there does not exist a single comparison system.

To evaluate the performance of our membrane finding algorithm, a comparison with the result obtained by OPM has been performed on the 200 structures used for training of the membrane-specific statistical potentials.

This hop-by-hop approach allows the expansion of the probability of finding a routing path in comparison with VBF.

All of the techniques employed are suitable for controller tuning, however, the multiple cooperative and coevolving swarms based results are considerably better in terms of mean fitness, variance of fitness, and success rate in finding a feasible solution in comparison to those obtained using single swarm based methods.

Upon finding a significant effect, pairwise comparisons were performed to establish where the differences were located.