Sentence examples for improve comparison from inspiring English sources
To improve comparison of therapies and strategies, international collaboration among all relevant stakeholders leading to harmonised case definitions and outcome measures is needed.
Given, however, a less complex setting, knowledge of original rock composition, thermal history, and fracture timing should improve comparison and prediction of cementation (Lander et al. 2008; Lander and Laubach 2015) and thus allow mechanical rock properties to be better determined.
This feature may improve comparison of beliefs between groups.
Uniform injury classification and definitions would improve comparison of results across studies.
In addition, knowledge of the influence of the type of EEG analysis can improve comparison of results between studies.
To improve comparison with previous studies, we also added a large number of classical indices to online supplemental Table 1 and supplemental Figure 1.
To improve comparisons of journals, which are typically based on single-value indicators, such as the journal impact factor (JIF), this paper proposes a functional approach.
Using standardized dust-production devices and definitions of dustiness will improve comparisons between laboratories and instruments: lessons learned from other disciplines can be used to improve laboratory research on the generation of atmospheric dusts from geological sources.
The findings suggested that BMDLs can be calculated in a consistent fashion to improve comparisons across exposures and outcomes.
Abraham and Michie (2008) developed a taxonomy of the 'active ingredients' or behaviour change techniques (BCTs) used in behavioural interventions to improve comparisons between studies and enable conclusions about the efficacy of specific intervention components (Abraham & Michie, 2008).
As such, the authors recommended the use of the Ferran's model to improve comparisons of HRQoL between studies and facilitate the development of a robust body of evidence for future HRQoL research and practice.
