Sentence examples for more objective comparisons from inspiring English sources

Value concepts such as the cost per quality-adjusted life year allow for more objective comparisons of treatment both for the same condition and for different conditions across a variety of disciplines.

They will recognize that more objective comparisons exist elsewhere".

ENS-SS and divide-and-conquer-based sort need slightly more objective comparisons than generalized Jensen's sort.

It is worth noting that deductive sort also achieves a competitive efficiency on random populations in terms of runtime despite that it uses more objective comparisons.

Second, ENS-SS performs better than T-ENS on random populations with four objectives in terms of runtime, despite that it consumes more objective comparisons than T-ENS.

Therefore, an expected next step for these applications will be to test them for benchmarking purposes as they could reduce the heterogeneity of the critically ill populations enabling even more objective comparisons of outcomes.

This approach permits a more objective comparison of all alternatives, since all options target the same operational service level.

However by using several indicators at the same time one can provide a more objective comparison of two different methods.

A more standardized approach is needed with a set definition of "clearance" or "cure rate" to allow a more objective comparison of therapeutic options.

As size and shape of the tested samples as well as the test setup itself may influence the outcome of the compression test, our data may allow for a more objective comparison of strengths between the products.

Therefore, to make a more objective comparison of the speed-up rate between the sequential and parallel versions of the proposed algorithm, we chose to use the run time of the sequential iGA-PSO as the baseline record.