Sentence examples for more practical comparison from inspiring English sources
This improvement in performance leads to a more practical comparison protocol that can be used for designing privacy-preserving protocols.
Since the growing standard of care is to use the RRTs to meet this goal, we were particularly interested in the more practical comparison of the new model to the human or manually activated RRT approach used in our hospital.
We have tried several other metric methods, such as the relative width/height change, but the scale value computed by (8) is seemed more practical for the comparison.
Histological grading was evaluated in accordance with Elston and Ellis [ 22], the most current method for the histological grading of human breast cancers, recently applied to canine mammary tumours and more practical for the comparison of data between researchers [ 23- 25].
However, we consider that assessment of some prognostic biomarkers 24 h after the onset of chest pain is, from a prognostic viewpoint, more practical and this approach would allow comparison of the results of different studies.
This approach may also be more practical than pre- versus post-damming comparisons due to the deficiency of pre-dam inventory.
Concerning this matter, we follow a more practical solution: as suggested by Saville [20], corrections for multiple comparisons are not performed but all available data and comparisons made are honestly reported allowing the reader to draw the conclusions.
A query sequence compared with all database sequences is more practical than with a single sequence [ 22– 26] (pairwise comparison).
In comparison of the above two forms, the CW pulse signal is more practical than LFM.
From the comparison of the two methods, the kriging appears to be a more practical method due to its dependency on data-constructed semi-variogram.
In assessing environmental impacts, it may be more practical to consider metal loadings on a watershed scale than to rely on a comparison with operationally defined background concentrations.
