Sentence examples for measures comparable from inspiring English sources
F1 groups exposed prenatally to BaP either alone or in combination with inorganic lead showed markedly reduced fertility with few ovarian follicles compared to controls, whereas the group exposed to lead only had measures comparable to the controls.
Therefore in future, other block selection methods could be investigated that do not require execution times as long as a GA and still produce stress recognition measures comparable to the GA hybrid.
High accuracies achieved for VHR data indicate the possible application of described methodology for monitoring invasions and their long-term dynamics elsewhere, making management measures comparable precise, fast and efficient.
Dogs also commonly develop naturally occurring hip osteoarthritis, which is treated by THA and evaluated by clinical parameters and functional outcome measures comparable to those used to evaluate results after THA in humans (Lascelles et al. 2006, 2010b; Dow et al. 2009; Hansen et al. 2007; Risler et al. 2009; Morton et al. 2005; Brown et al. 2008).
To make these four measures comparable to each other, standardization is conducted on each set of measures varying from −3 at the center, showing the minimum value for that measure, to +3 at the edge of star model, showing the maximum value for that measure.
Consistent statistical guidelines need to be established for calculating uncertainty ranges for individual and joint measures comparable across all spatial scales.
Yes, crime has gone down over that stretch, but not by any measure comparable to the huge expansion of police stops that the mayor has blessed.
The difference of these two figures is divided by the corresponding quantile of the according limiting distribution, which makes the measure comparable across all designs.
A multilevel model that is appropriate when several subjects are available is integrated into the Bayesian procedure to provide a standardized effect size measure comparable to effect size measures in a between-subjects design.
SMDs were used where different scales were used to measure comparable outcomes across trials.
Third, the quantitative synthesis focused on studies measuring comparable outcomes with similar designs, reducing methodological heterogeneity.
