Sentence examples for naive comparison from inspiring English sources

To this aim, the differences between the EB BA and a naive comparison of observed crashes before and after the treatment are presented in the paper.

A naive comparison of predicted TFBSs with all mouse genes as a background would therefore lead to a bias in predictions towards GC-rich motifs such as E-boxes (consensus sequence: CACGTG) or SP1 binding sites.

If, on the other hand, the novel strain is substantially diverged, naive comparisons to the reference strain distribution may run into serious false positive problems.

However, to evaluate whether treatment administration influences the course of organ failure, statistical analysis is often based on naive comparisons across randomized groups over time [ 6- 8].

But again, Western politicians appear to be naive in comparison to their Iranian counterparts.

Naive indirect comparison methods are therefore not recommended and are considered to be equivalent to observational data and subject to similar biases [2], [3].

Using this representation a method is given to find all maximal haplotype matches within the set in O NM) time rather than O NM) as expected from naive pairwise comparison, and also a fast algorithm, empirically independent of M given sufficient memory for indexes, to find maximal matches between a new sequence and the set.

A naive pair-wise comparison across P databases of n records is (n^P).

In comparison, naive lung αβ T cells were CD25–, and remained so following S. pneumoniae challenge (Fig. 4C).

Naive word level comparison of the two documents reveal that they are unrelated, when they actually talk about semantically related topics (dog barking and cat mews in this case).

However, this group of patients were opioid-naive, and no comparison can be carried out with the present results.