Sentence examples for more comparative to from inspiring English sources
As this dataset contains ten activities, which is more comparative to the six activities of the KTH dataset, it provides a good test to the approach in the setting in which the number of activities are increased.
In my dissertation work, I hope to determine whether extending sleep duration, by encouraging children to go to sleep earlier at night, will reduce theta activity in children with ADHD to a level more comparative to healthy children.
Candidate positive BAC and Fosmid library clones were selected for their ability to reduce viability by 40% or more comparative to untreated cells.
The authors called for more comparative trials to increase their confidence in the findings (Fontanarosa et al. 2013).
The research strategy demonstrated in this work promises a broader impact on regenerative medicine, paving the way for more comparative studies to promote therapeutic regeneration in other organs such as pancreas, heart and liver.
Economists, too, have depended on cultural anthropology to see concepts in a more comparative light and even to challenge the very notion of an "economic man" (suspiciously similar to the 19th-century capitalist revered by the classical economists).
Many have pointed to the need for more comparative effectiveness research (CER) to aide in these decisions.
More comparative studies are needed to determine the fitness of hybrids relative to pure species, and to identify the anthropogenic or natural causes of cutthroat x steelhead hybridization on the US West Coast.
Making the case to funding agencies to support more comparative work in health policy analysis in order to expand the generalizability of results and develop greater certainty concerning causality.
Needless to say, more comparative and developmental research is needed to decide between these and further narrow down the hypothesis space.
However as the 'active ingredients' of efficacious cognitive interventions become clearer, a move to more comparative studies would be useful, with different training or stimulation programmes compared.
