Sentence examples for more rational comparison from inspiring English sources

Therefore a novel integrated growth and nutrient utilization model was developed and used as a simulation tool to achieve a broader and more rational comparison of studies.

In this paper, I report results from a study making the more rational comparison between parametric and non-parametric methods: ANCOVA and Mann-Whitney.

Perhaps the problem with those far more rational comparisons is that those dictators were all supported by the United States.

"Is it the faculty of reason or perhaps the faculty of discourse?" Obviously not, since "a full-grown horse or dog is beyond comparison a more rational, as well as a more conversable animal, than an infant".

However, for dynamic processes, a more rational approach would entail a comparison of temporal profiles arising from the time-dynamics of each mRNA and protein.

To more fully understand the UK situation, a rational comparison would select countries with data-quality, prosperity and healthcare systems that are similar to the United Kingdom.

This increases the transparency of a financial analysis, allowing for more rational interpretation of the BIA results and a better comparison of different analyses for new pharmaceuticals.

Comparison of these networks provides a more rational approach to translational studies that is based on the response observed in these two diverse plant models.

This increases the transparency of any financial analysis, allowing for a more rational interpretation of the BIA results and a better comparison of different analyses for various new pharmaceuticals.

Thus, although the argument purports to show that religious theism is a more rational choice, it seems ultimately to hinge not on an objective comparison of two commensurable quantities but on a preference for goods of a certain type.

Furthermore, comparison of drug-induced molecular profiles may provide objective criteria for a more rational classification of psychotropic drugs.