Sentence examples for making true comparisons from inspiring English sources

The variability in the composition and preparation methods poses a predicament in making true comparisons between different studies and their relative effectiveness.

We propose to define the ASE systems by five basic characteristics in order to make true comparisons possible.

Try to make true friends.

Another CPUP is now in place so it will not be possible to make a true comparison of Thomson's wages until that plan expires in 2015.

For investors to make a true comparison of Computer Associates' new sales last quarter with the 2000 quarter, the company would have to disclose how much the $1.3 billion in the new contracts would be worth under standard accounting rules.

It is difficult to make a true comparison to 2008 since the first day that election administrators mailed ballots in 2008 was on Monday, Sept. 15 and in 2012, it was earlier on Friday, Sept. 7. To make the most consistent comparison as possible, I generate statistics for the first date of mailing of ballots.

In order to register the volumes better and make a true comparison between the segmented surface from the orthogonal scans, the projection images and the segmented surface are interpolated (along the smaller dimension) to make them isotropic.

Each study had different cut offs for each quantile, which makes a true comparison of ALA intake exposure difficult since some studies had higher levels of ALA in their highest intake quantile than others.

In order not to impose additional and/or differing metabolic burdens on the bacteria under study, the reporter genes would ideally be extremely similar to allow true comparisons to be made between strains.

CRC is increasingly being recognised as genetically and epigenetically heterogeneous (Marisa et al, 2013), making selection of a true comparison group difficult.

This is obviously true when making cross-cultural comparisons or discussing behavioral tendencies that have changed during recent centuries.