Sentence examples for more adequate comparison from inspiring English sources

A more adequate comparison is with 480GB 2.5-inch SSDs, which generally still run around $350 to $400.

The yield in terms of nl CH4/100 g dry raw material is, therefore, also listed, to give a more adequate comparison.

The lack of other studies in CMT and the controversy of results in human breast cancer studies [ 22– 24] preclude more adequate comparisons of our results.

The scale up and improvement noted here provides foundations for a stronger theoretical base with respect to gender transformative sexual and reproductive health interventions with men, which can critically allow for more adequate comparisons and lesson sharing across the field.

Therefore, applying the SPC method of 2003 (Package insert for Technescan MAG3. Mallinckrodt Suisse SA, 2003) for our study seems to be more adequate to guarantee reasonable comparison to other methods as the attribution of the eluates is clearly described.

This method may thus yield more adequate time trend analyses, facilitating international comparison.

An adequate comparison between two or more images can only be achieved by using a constant reference point and reference length as well as a factor to eliminate the distortion factor often present in radiographic images.

We will use the British tariff because this is used by default in Europe, and thus the results are more generalizable and the comparison between studies is more adequate.

This required isolating a cohort of 258 patients with 8 or more visits from the intermediate group as an adequate comparison group to the 373 patients with heavy PES use.

We conclude that reporting hypoglycaemic episodes in critically ill patients on a perpatient and per-24-hour basis may be a more adequate tool to accurately describe hypoglycaemia incidence which facilitates the comparison between different studies and study protocols.

The pseudosecond order-model provided higher r values and lower values of RMS error in comparison to the pseudofirst-order model, thus is being considered more adequate for the description of the adsorption data, for all evaluated temperatures.