Sentence examples for many comparative tests from inspiring English sources

A diversity of algorithms for identifying and quantifying these nonrandom associations has been developed and has seen many comparative tests (e.g., Elith et al. 2006; Graham et al. 2007; Guisan et al. 2007; Ortega-Huerta and Peterson 2008).

Others have noted that many comparative studies inappropriately rely on tests of explained variance and suggest instead that researchers should adopt consistent and inclusive criteria to define the superiority of a theory (Weinstein & Rothman 2005).

Many comparative studies support the value of fecal elastase-1 test in the assessment of the pancreatic secretion capability.

After all, "the empire of infotainment doesn't stop at the American border," she said, yet students in many other countries consistently outperform American students in science, math and reading on comparative tests.

STUDENTS in South Korea outperform American students on comparative tests.

Prof Parson and his team then removed two of Mozart's teeth, one of which was sent to a laboratory in the US for comparative tests.

And Apple already leads the pack in that regard, too, according to recent comparative tests.

Comparative tests are conducted on site.

We see the same trend in the regular comparative tests.

Comparative tests with the state of art are presented.

Many comparative studies are underpowered, describe pathways among small numbers of individuals in one or two ethnic groups, do not consider DUP for affective psychoses and do not test the relationship between specific pathways and DUP.