Sentence examples for making further comparisons from inspiring English sources

The APACHE scores were not presented in that report, making further comparisons difficult.

However, these animals die pre-natally, making further comparisons with the human syndrome impossible (Georgiades et al. 2000).

The deleted region overlaps that reported in another patient, although this previously reported patient had a much larger deletion, making further comparisons quite speculative.

Six ways of further exploring these data were considered: (i) treating the methods as fundamentally different; (ii) exploring the methodological rigour of each component; (iii) exploring dataset comparability; (iv) collecting further data and making further comparisons; (v) exploring the process of the intervention; and (vi) exploring whether the outcomes of the two components match.

Within each of these process categories, there is little standardization of definition or measurement, making further comparison between studies especially problematic.

After detecting mutations that alter fitness and affect replication during this early period of selection, Carlson et al. made further comparisons within subsets of the cohort.

We invite others to use these data to make further comparisons; they should be very suitable for the development, testing, and comparison of similarity approaches, clustering algorithms and accuracy measurement approaches.

Nonetheless, we make further comparisons with GCA and SCA only parenthetically, as these constructs hinder interpretation of later models.

Nevertheless, we added more citations in the revised version as we made further comparisons with several representative publications.

Since age in DMD patients was different than BMD patients (P < 0.05), we made further comparisons based on 1-year age intervals for patients.

However, we are unable to make further comparisons, since no data are available on the transfusion strategy for this group of nursing home residents.