Sentence examples for more fair comparisons from inspiring English sources

A major improvement in experimental approach has been to combine ultrasound measurements of gastrocnemius muscle with measurement of external moments exerted at the ankle [ 7- 9], as this provides crucial constraints on mechanical conditions around the ankle, allowing more fair comparisons of SCP and TD children.

Perhaps a more fair comparison to Suzuki is Jose Reyes, the Mets shortstop who also has blazing speed and until this season also lacked patience.

To make a more fair comparison, we have added [10, 45] for both of them in this study.

The more fair comparison is against the host of other slot-in mobile VR headsets, including most popularly the Samsung Gear VR.

For a more fair comparison, we have plotted the performance curve of ML, ignoring cases of evident non-convergence (i.e., discarding values of RMSE >1,000).

For more fair comparison, as it is discussed in Section 3.3, we assume the iterative times of the proposed algorithm I=20, as shown by (6Users-Joint(Iter20)).

In our implementation of SW, and in order to have a more fair comparison to DTFR, nodes make use of the local routing table.

The results suggest that application of a fixed potential relative to the OCP will provide a more fair comparison for accurate PEC performance evaluation without under- or over-estimation.

This paper first details the removal of the CRSS logic from the MAC developed in Smith et al. (2002), and describes its subsequent optimal re-pipelining, in order to provide a more fair comparison.

For more fair comparison, the efficient power control scheme for the HetNet with implementation of non-cooperative game model-based power control scheme is simulated as another comparison algorithm.

Therefore, to enable more fair comparison of our results with the SotA works, we used the described above setup to measure the effect of the signal's power on the BER.