Sentence examples for more exact comparisons from inspiring English sources

A longer follow up time is needed to make more exact comparisons with other studies investigating the effect of use of PCOMS.

Glaucoma is known to proceed slowly, and thus longer follow-up periods and larger study cohorts are needed to achieve more exact comparisons of the patterns of progression using different criteria for progression.

This growth rate is consistent with measurements in Sugimoto et al. [30], and the duration of the simulation is comparable to the time from appearance of a patch of ROP to the start of swelling (a more exact comparison is not possible because the appropriate initial conditions are not known; we use homogeneous initial conditions for u x,t) and v x,t)).

We call it per-interface constraint, and it is tight and more exact in comparison with the per-node constraint where the usage of channel time is bounded by the total number of radios per node [2].

A 'foot and ankle' specific PROM may provide a more exact construct for comparison, but as described in the methods section there is also a distinct lack of robustly-developed outcome measures in this area [ 14].

We did so, since RQ values provide a more accurate comparison between the initial amounts of template in each sample, without requiring an exact copy number for analysis.

Various examples are presented to confirm their relevance and accuracy in comparison to more exact and costly methods, such as the finite element method.

We discuss some remaining inconsistencies in the approximation of the surfzone momentum balance, derive and present a consistent approximation, and validate the new approximation through numerical comparison to a more exact model.

Starting from the differential equation governing the mean transversal momentum balance, they derive an approximate solution for the wave-induced set-up which is validated by comparison with a more exact numerical integration.

However, rates could be somewhat more similar than those reported here because of our inability to make exact comparisons with our age strata and time period.

The application of numerical methods to comparison of biological structures could avoid prolix texts and ensure more exact and precise conclusions on similarities or differences among biological structures.