Many inconsistent and incomparable data were found from published studies, which underscores the importance of establishing a standard protocol for studying UV-LED inactivation of microorganisms.
Left so many touched by his incomparable eloquence and humor, powerful voice, sharp wit, and brilliant mind.
He looks confused: "I'm not sure I, er … I mean, they're incomparable in many ways.
Demanding both to shoot and process, Kodachrome rewarded generations of skilled users with a richness of color and a unique treatment of light that many photographers described as incomparable even as they shifted to digital cameras.
In order to allow a comparison of (otherwise incomparable) sets, many evolutionary multi-objective optimizers use indicator functions to guide the search and to evaluate the performance of search algorithms.
Put otherwise, if objective goods are plural and incomparable, as many recent writers maintain, then this fact about the nature of value does not undercut the plausibility of perfectionism, of either the human nature or objective goods variety.
Since the process is adaptable and invariant to data type, DEA permits the inclusion and comparison of non-numeric environmental-type variables that might prove incomparable using many other techniques (Zhu [2003]).
We identified significant weaknesses related to service delivery, as several integral health services remained absent from most tools and the indicators to measure common services are frequently different, meaning many data are likely incomparable among the various tools.
Mr. McEnroe, whose nightly one-hour show, "McEnroe," is scheduled to make its debut on Wednesday at 10 p.m., is known for many things -- for his incomparable record on the tennis court, for his talents as a sports commentator and for heckling umpires like an unruly patron in a comedy club -- but he is not known for telling jokes.
