Sentence examples for order of comparisons from inspiring English sources

Designing a COS involves decisions regarding stringency of match, order of comparisons, and definitions of orthologs [ 14, 17].

These expressions establish the correlation between the original signal and its time-shifted versions for the three orders of comparison.

Here's an order-of-magnitude comparison of how technology stacks up against other expenses in terms of total costs to an organization: –Technology: $0.20/hour (high-end workstation).

Because τ2 depends logarithmically on r (see Additional file 1), it can be regarded as a constant for an order-of-magnitude comparison between (αr) τ2 and r.

It varies upon the order of the comparison matrix (Saaty 2000; Taha 2010).

Towards the end of the work Ehrenfels' discussion of higher-order relations and of comparisons of relations independently of their foundations leads him into formulations that could be seen as anticipating his later concept of Gestalt qualities.

Nadeau and Taylor first proposed a model for the neutral evolution of gene order in comparisons of mouse and human chromosomes [ 8].

The format adopted for "Law & Order: UK" makes these sorts of comparisons to "Law & Order" unavoidable, if not entirely fair.

At a glance it gives readers a summary of the most important events of the day, in obvious order of importance, in comparison with other days.

As a result of this new design, the performance of the data acquisition system has increased by about an order of magnitude in comparison with existing systems.

In this way, the oxygen fluxes through the coated membrane can be increased of more than an order of magnitude in comparison to uncoated membranes.