Sentence examples for making comparison harder from inspiring English sources
Typically, only a small sample of students takes a test, and the ways the samples are chosen can vary, making comparison harder.
Other studies exploring sEMG in subjects with arthritis during dexterity tasks are lacking making comparisons hard.
The different methods used to extract utility weights makes comparisons hard.
"We have concerns with regard to possible bundling, or tying, that could allow the new entity to extend its dominant position from one market to another," Mr. Monti said, referring to package-deal arrangements that offer customers incentives to buy a host of different products from one company, making comparison-shopping harder.
The reason for the worse results for Fedora are probably the longer and more complex version numbers used in Fedora, making the comparison harder and more time-consuming.
The density of dry products can be changed through puffing up the food, while different wet foods can be labeled with pounds or ounces (or other measurements), making weight comparison harder.
The intra- and interindividual variation in methylation as assessed for H19 makes comparison in humans harder (Turan et al., 2010).
Overlap between H6' and H6" makes this comparison harder in the 3,4-di-O-caffeoylquinic compound, while the evaluation cannot be applied to the 3,5-di-O-caffeoylquinic acid (where equilibrium constants are not differentiated).
Making comparisons between people.
Avoid making comparisons.
