Sentence examples for for explicit comparison from inspiring English sources

This approach provides for explicit comparison of different global hypotheses in terms of goodness of fit versus free parameters.

This strategy allows for explicit comparisons between assemblage changes during the 20th century and discrete earlier intervals.

One possible recommendation, based on the advantages of explicit comparison, would be for her to present to students two examples of positive feedback: (1) a microphone feeding into, and placed near, a loudspeaker; and (2) children in a summer camp buying a particular brand of doll that other children in the camp had already purchased.

Figure 5 provides odds ratios for an explicit comparison of respondents and non-respondents for the consent form and questionnaire combined.

For an explicit comparison of the mimimalist and the typelogical view on structural control, see Vermaat (2004).

(For an explicit comparison between specular X-ray diffraction on graphene-coated and noncoated quartz, see the Supporting Information).

For a more explicit comparison with other approaches, we compared the performance of our gmfit program with that of the program colores, which is a part of the most popular program package SITUS (27) for fitting atomic models into density maps.

For some opening angles an explicit comparison between the new expressions and those proposed by Noda and Takase (Int J Fatigue, 2006;28:151–163) has been carried out, considering deep and shallow notches.

The variability was not observed for stimulation-related activity, in an explicit comparison between SPs and the visual N200s from the same data set.

Studies considered eligible were those which incorporated explicit comparison of various strategies for Indigenous identification using data linkage, as a basis from which to evaluate or improve the overall identification of Indigenous status from administrative data.

The majority of these studies used symbolic numbers and/or had explicit number-related instructions (e.g. asking for explicit number comparison judgments), bringing the concept of abstract numbers to the participants' attention.