Sentence examples for more qualitative comparison from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we limit ourselves to a more qualitative comparison of the ENIGMA, SAMBA and ISA modules obtained on the Rosetta dataset.

For a more qualitative comparison of the two models, we classified individual elements of the sensitivity matrix as either "activating" (S = 1), "inhibiting" (S = -1) or "neutral" (S = 0), in which threshold sensitivities of ±0.003 (determined by visual inspection of the histograms of individual sensitivities from the two models) were used to reassign individual values.

More specifically, qualitative comparisons of TR distribution in great apes indicated that the TR landscape might have been conserved in collinear chromosomes, but altered in those reorganized chromosomes [ 26].

The semi-quantitative 18F-fluoride PET is more accurate than the qualitative comparison of scans in assessing response in bone metastases, correlating with the PSA response and ALP activity and offering a potential imaging biomarker for monitoring treatment response in bone metastases following treatment with 223Ra-chloride.

More recently, Shin et al. [ 7] made a qualitative comparison of transcriptome sequences obtained by Roche 454 sequencing of normalized libraries from three notothenioids, Notothenia coriiceps, Chaenocephalus aceratus, and Pleuragramma antarcticum.

These findings were in line with the cross-case qualitative comparison where programs with a longer history, more experienced project leadership, previously established ICT systems, and less complex patient populations had lower D&I costs.

In addition, lowest- and higher-exposed subjects were more similar to each other than to their never-exposed counterparts (by qualitative comparison of percentages only) in factors including North Carolina residence, education beyond high school, and use of other pesticides.

Thus, this section gives a comparison of GIMME and the RNM-based approach on more qualitative terms.

One RCT did not report any group comparisons but presented effects of the yoga intervention in a more qualitative way and therefore was not included in the meta-analysis [ 25].

Qualitative comparison of the fiber fields showed that the denoised fields were anatomically more plausible than the noisy fields.

However, an initial qualitative comparison can be performed, and the results compared to previous studies that have performed more quantitative gene expression analyses.