Sentence examples for more useful comparative from inspiring English sources

But because of all the caveats required to understand and justify those overall rankings, experts said the more useful comparative look might be at individual categories — like average number of days between the medical service and the payment.

"The supposed scientific allure and perceived rigor of randomized control trials actually inhibits more useful comparative designs and thoughtful, detailed examination of variation".

This supports findings that restricting the calculation of standardised mortality ratios to include only certain conditions reduces over-dispersion of data and may yield a more useful comparative statistic [ 48].

This makes EST-SSRs potentially more useful for comparative mapping studies.

Brachypodium is expected to show better synteny with wheat than rice because it diverged from wheat more recently than rice [ 3], Brachypodium is therefore expected to be more useful in comparative mapping applications than rice.

Type I markers are associated with genes of known functions and are more useful for comparative gene mapping to study genome evolution [ 5] and for identifying markers associated with important quantitative traits [ 6].

Compared to amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) and random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) markers, gene-derived markers are more useful for comparative genomics, and can also serve as phenotype-linked functional markers [ 1, 2].

The three remaining stem-loop structures are more conserved across Strepsiptera, and more useful in a comparative structural context.

With the aim of providing more useful sequence annotations for comparative studies, we selected to identify the eukaryotic orthologous group [ 38] to which each sequence would belong, instead of reporting the – most often used – highest scored BLAST hit.

Others are organized by independent research groups and are potentially more useful in that they publish comparative data.

This apparently related to current network priorities and national targets: "the Cancer Waiting Times is a big focus of our work at the moment but that reflects political priorities" In addition, five participants noted that locally collected data were often more useful than national and regional comparative data due to their specificity and relevance.