Sentence examples for more consistent comparison from inspiring English sources

Calculated using a large basket of goods and services, this ratio allows for a more consistent comparison of economies.

Organic soils are always excluded from GHGIs, to allow a more consistent comparison with CBM.

Further, a maximal contraction may cause an aggravation of symptoms in those with CLBP and since this protocol was used previously [ 4], it allows a more consistent comparison of the studies.

In other words, we measure the growth rate per hour instead of per wild-type generation (as commonly done), which results in a less intuitive interpretation of the growth rates but at the same time allows for a more consistent comparison of growth rates across environments.

These succulent new shoots are less physiologically sensitive to local environmental factors, such as light and temperature, than older mature shoots (data not shown), and thus provided a more consistent comparison of differences in cell sap composition and osmotic potential among sites.

Analysis by period of first diagnosis was restricted to five years of follow-up to allow more consistent comparisons across time.

By applying Hamling's method, one can group dissimilar categories to permit more consistent comparisons across disparate studies (eg, a meta-analysis of any smoking exposure vs. no smoking exposure).

In contrast to the NOEC, ECxx itself does not depend on the design of the experiment, which makes interlaboratory comparisons of ECxx more consistent than comparing NOEC values [14], even if different experimental designs are involved.

These non-GAAP measures are included to provide management, our investors and prospective investors with an alternative method for assessing our operating results in a manner that is focused on the performance of our ongoing operations and to provide a more consistent basis for comparison between quarters.

This range is large enough to include all of our data, and the use of a fixed scale, while wasting some amount of space on the page, allows a more consistent and direct comparison of data from the several figures.

However, for more objective and consistent comparison of results, quantitative ADC measurement is desirable.