Sentence examples for more reliably compared from inspiring English sources

Because guidelines studies follow consistent protocols, data can be more reliably compared between compounds and the criteria.

Numerical examples demonstrate that the coupled ES/GW-FEM achieves much higher accuracy and works more reliably compared with the coupled FEM/FEM in solving practical engineering problems.

By making transparent both design and analysis procedures, findings among studies can be more reliably compared.

Future studies including correlation of IU with biomarkers and comparisons with FDG uptake will demonstrate if IU quantification can monitor response to targeted therapies in patients with melanoma earlier and more reliably compared with RECIST.

Correlating surface potential measurements to absolute work function values is complicated by the influence of adsorbed species and tip effects, such that differential measurements can be more reliably compared.

It offers substantial benefits over the default situation of not routinely capturing cause of death data (which is the de facto standard in many resource-limited parts of the world), considerable improvements over previous versions and the ability to more reliably compare causes of death across different settings and over time.

Evidence that data from both sources can be reliably compared is of critical importance.

However, endpoint data could not be reliably compared to baseline data as survey methodology varied.

Over the past several decades, MRI has been used to assess the extent of NPC more reliably and accurately compared with CT, which has been shown to influence the stage assignment and disease prognosis [ 28– 30].

Secondly, because alleles in the mapping population segregate at approximately equal frequencies, the bimodality of the signal intensity among tested targets (the basis for DArT marker discovery) is more reliably detected as compared to diversity panel analysis, where markers with minor alleles at low frequencies are not discovered as efficiently.

This latter option would, however, make it much more difficult to accurately and reliably compare the execution of two specific tasks to identify developmental disregard.