Sentence examples for making relative comparisons from inspiring English sources

A simple methodology has been developed for making relative comparisons of potential containment designs for future fusion reactors.

While making relative comparisons may resolve many of the issues raised in this paper and allow for the identification of how an experimental condition influences the dynamics of behavior, such comparisons are not necessarily beneficial to a clinician or practitioner.

We did this by making relative comparisons between a chosen reference and other gene groups.

Responsiveness statistics such as the standardized response mean (SRM) and effect size (ES) are important for making relative comparisons between measures.

Wealth classification by quintiles is an accepted method of making relative comparisons among respondents, although patterns of wealth distribution may vary between countries.

Because patch-clamp experiments observe interactions between neurons directly, we expected this comparison would help in making relative comparisons to TE measures.

She finds that both poor and well-off people make relative comparisons of their situations.

Helmsley is right when we make relative comparisons between companies like AIG and the average taxpayer, only poor people pay taxes.

The widening confidence limits of the hazard of dementia associated with the extremes of adiposity measures makes relative comparisons within each group difficult.

Since biological tissues have intrinsic heterogeneity in concentration, we have found a normalized approach necessary to account for local variability in SHG intensities in the same tissue (different fields) and to make relative comparisons between tissues[ 19].

This two-photon figure of merit (FOM2p) allows one to make relative comparisons of laser sources as a function of their average power, pulse duration, and repetition rate (since peak power equals average power divided by repetition rate divided by pulse dlocking howeveruration).