Sentence examples for logical compared to from inspiring English sources

Although most statistical analyses seem coherent and logical compared to other studies, the design of this study did not include a sample size calculation, so that the significance levels could be inaccurate in small groups.

I had the idea that I would have needed to justify it less if I had decided to have the DNA test, that everyone would have found that more logical compared to this situation deciding not to know.' [remark by a woman with unknown DNA status] Thus far, only few patients are refusing DNA testing while opting for screening.

The ratios are logical comparing to other SOLiD works [ 14].

Results of prioritizing MPD process risks using fuzzy FMEA are found to be more logical as compared to traditional FMEA.

Results show that reasoning with category based premises is less difficult than reasoning with causal premises, at all ages, and that reasoning first with causal premises causes a global decrease in logical reasoning compared to reasoning first with category based premises.

By comparing the results we observe that, in general, Bamboo results in a smaller number of logical hops as compared to Georoy.

Considering opinions of the experts on results, fuzzy FMEA approach gives more precise, appropriate and logical results as compared to the traditional FMEA.

The reported male preference for rational evaluation and logical learning style compared to female elaborative processing learning style may be a contributory explanation [ 47].

A closer look at Fig. 5 shows a general consistency with this logical hypothesis, with the northbound direction being more consistent as compared to the southbound direction.

These differences have been seen to result in measurable differences in mood: associative thinking across topics bolsters mood when compared to logical thinking on a single topic (Mason and Bar 2012).

Music and visuals are effective in arousing intuition and emotion as contrasted to verbal and conceptual thinking, which are more linear and "logical" modes of thought compared to visual and emotional thinking.