Sentence examples for maintain the comparability from inspiring English sources

Here, we assume a certain kind of installation of extra power capacity, although the overall BE power production of 5.6 TWh/a remains unchanged in comparison to the NON-Flex-BE scenario to maintain the comparability of the results (see Table 1).

This was done to maintain the comparability of results and the association between drug dose and efficacy.

To maintain the comparability of the chewing function scores, retaining these 4 items may be advised even for partially dentate patients.

As recommended by the original Chinese developers, these two culturally specific items were analysed separately and not included in any domain score in order to maintain the comparability of the Chinese instrument with the standard WHOQOL-BREF [ 16].

Therefore, to maintain the comparability of study groups, the difference in numbers of Dutch and ethnic minority patients included in our cohort was not allowed to exceed 10 per ward.

Because an influence of feeding and activity on the retention of CO2 and on energy metabolism is expected, it is necessary to identify an appropriate experimental protocol to avoid biased measurements of amino acid oxidation and energy expenditure and to maintain the comparability of measurements made between animals.

For comparability with msBayes, I maintain the option for re-ordering taxon-specific summary statistics by π b.

However, for the sake of comparability with previous results, we have preferred to maintain the same specification for both foreigners and Spaniards as in Eq. (4).

To maintain comparability across the previous and the current version of the SDS instrument, the score from the current version is converted onto a 100-point scale.

When randomization is carried out meticulously the ITT analysis maintains the advantages of baseline comparability of the groups as well as balancing known and unknown confounders [ 17, 18].

To maintain comparability with the HCS and address the aims of the current research, only participants aged 55 years and over from the ARMHS cohort (54.3%) were considered for inclusion in the current analysis.