Sentence examples for more comparable we from inspiring English sources

To make link weights more comparable, we normalized them by dividing the value of the link counter with the value of the secondary counter of the originating node.

To make the current and 50% reduction scenarios more comparable, we based both computations on the calculated, rather than the actual, log-normal distribution.

In order to make the results more comparable, we make use of 7 cDNA microarray data sets and apply the same normalization method (spatial lowess).

To make α and β more comparable, we used polarized MK, so that only substitutions in the simulated equivalent of D. melanogaster lineage since its divergence from D. simulans were considered; D. erecta was used to infer the ancestral state.

To provide a more comparable insight, we decided to focus on the two age groups: 60 69 years old and over 70.

We performed a recruitment manoeuvre as described below to standardise the history of lung volume [ 16], and, to achieve more comparable conditions, we adjusted PEEP to 16 cmH2O in patients 1 through 5 (and to 23 cmH2O in patient 6).

To obtain more comparable results, we used the variances of [ 16, 23] and inserted them in the equation of [ 15] (the same as we used for the sire model in our study).

However, this model was not significantly better than model 2a (χ change = 2, df change = 1, P ≤ .25), and item 13 was kept loading on two factors, which makes different studies using the CATS more comparable Next, we examined whether a higher-order factor explained the covariation among first-order factors in a more parsimonious way (Brown 2006; Marsh and Hocevar 1985).

Even though the existing research is far too limited for any definite conclusions, we may construct the hypothesis that grade-based sampling strategies result in more comparable samples when we compare student achievement across countries.

To be more directly comparable, we also excluded the 75 BRcases cases, but the results remained unchanged.

Save for the infrequency of home runs, the hitters' statistics are more comparable to what we know now: a.357 batting average, eighty R.B.I.s, and fourteen dingers would have won you the Triple Crown that year.