Sentence examples for more balanced comparison from inspiring English sources

State rates are calculated to provide a more balanced comparison between states given the differences in population size.

This analysis uses population-based data in Asian and non-Asian centres to allow for a more balanced comparison.

A more balanced comparison of generic vs. disease-specific instruments may have used the EDQOL and SF-36, both of which are similar in length and have multiple subscales.

Non-users of stimulant had to have and maintain a diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, or other mental health diagnosis with a high propensity for stimulant treatment, to establish similar propensity for psychiatric care and thus more balanced comparison groups.

For a more balanced comparison, Hocking et al. (2013) showed that DNAcopy breakpoint detection can be improved by picking an undo.SD parameter which minimizes breakpoint annotation error (we did not apply smoothing before segmentation, and we kept default values for all other parameters).

Although some of these developments challenge a narrowly conceived China-centered approach, insofar as they enable more balanced comparisons between China and the West and recast the Chinese and their history in more human, less exotic terms, they powerfully affirm the central thrust of Cohen's work. 1.

A posteriori, we therefore discarded data concerning a number of haploid males and a number of F1 families that produced no diploid males, to obtain more balanced comparisons.

Thus, the HIV-1-specific immune responses elicited by NYVAC-B-C7L were more balanced in comparison to those induced by parental NYVAC-B, with ENV (36.8% vs 52%), GAG (24.7% vs 18.8%) and GPN (38.4% vs 29.2%).

That is a more finely balanced comparison than most critics of the government's pro-renewables policy allow.

This will then provide a more balanced view than cost-comparison alone.

A more balanced distribution, based on work load comparisons between hospitals of the same level, could also be useful in improving efficiency.