Sentence examples for most appropriate comparisons from inspiring English sources

The most appropriate comparisons might be from international surveys in which all PA domains were assessed and the prevalence criteria were based on public health guidelines [ 21- 23].

At the risk of enraging the religious subset of our readership, I think the most appropriate comparison is to holy wars and other god-related conflicts.

The same puffing regime was selected to allow the most appropriate comparison between products and puffs (volume, duration and interval); however the square wave puffing profile is required for e-cigarette vaping to ensure a continuous flow rate for the duration of the puff [17].

But after listening to Trump's dystopian and terrifying acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention, I was struck by what seems to me the most appropriate comparison of all.

The differences between days 1 and 2 would be the most appropriate comparison for capturing the period during which the transition likely occurred between when sensory characteristics would have been the primary qualities of the diets that affected ingestion and when association of post-ingestive feedback to sensory characteristics might alter initial preferences.

However, the present results indicate that this may not be the most appropriate comparison.

Therefore, this may not be the most appropriate comparison to Aβ imaging.

3 Perhaps the most appropriate comparison to symptom checkers is telephone triage lines, which are widely used in developed nations.

This may be the most appropriate comparison, because 88% of the cases in the present study were white.

However, this is not the most appropriate comparison because national surveillance data are an aggregate of regional influenza outbreaks that typically vary in time course and intensity.

In order to conduct the most appropriate comparison of children with recovered ELD with children who had not experienced ELD (Research Question 2), a matching design was used.