Sentence examples for making two comparisons from inspiring English sources

Although in the current design this limits the total power conversion efficiency to 13.91%, we can show that spectrum splitting does actually improve the efficiency of the array by making two comparisons.

The top 40 genes of each cell type are listed in Supplementary Table 9. Next, we quantified the DEGs in vitro compared to in vivo (and vice versa) by making two comparisons, namely, direct comparison (Supplementary Table 10A) and species-corrected comparison (Supplementary Table 10B).

This dual-center retrospective analysis makes two comparisons to assess.

Here we make two comparisons.

They employed the long-term cecal ligation and puncture (CLP) mouse model of sepsis and made two comparisons.

We use this benchmark to make two comparisons about the performance of the filtering strategy described here.

It is trivial to compare individual samples, or specify groups for comparison, or even to make two comparisons, and compare the results of that comparison against one another, allowing for essentially any dimension of analysis desired.

In addition, we collapsed the breastfeeding categories and made two comparisons: (1) never breast fed (ie, 0 month of breast feeding) versus ever breast fed (ie, 1 or more months of breast feeding) and (2) breast fed for less than 6 months versus breast fed for at least 6 7 months.

The 11 included studies made eight comparisons.

This procedure allowed us to make seven comparisons, rather than the 56 possible pairwise comparisons.

We made three comparisons: each Superfund population versus two reference populations (Fig. 1).