Sentence examples for organized comparison from inspiring English sources

Viewing tasks used in these studies within the proposed dual task taxonomy might provide a structure for organized comparison of dual task effects to various measures across studies.

Group analysis was carried out by means of a series of hierarchically organized comparisons between the patients (grouped in parallel according to lateralization or histology of the tumour) and the overall collapsed control group.

The various moons and planets considered at the conference and in this special issue are organized for comparison purposes in terms of the strength of the magnetic field (induced or intrinsic) and the total neutral atmospheric mass, as described in the introduction by Barabash.

Being a Baptist minister, I recognize that the Protestant tradition is anything but organized in comparison to the Catholic Church's hierarchy.

The MSC containing mammospheres were spherical and well organized in comparison to spheres formed from MCF-7 cells alone at this time point (Figure 2F).

Table 1 shows the various characteristics of the 1017 donors and infusions, organized for comparison by era of 1999 2002, 2003 2006 and 2007 2010.

However, it seems that the nerves and smooth muscles were not organized in comparison to those found in the native bladder wall.

The information on each gene was organized to enable direct comparison with the QTL information in Q-TARO (Yonemaru et al. 2010; http://qtaro.abr.affrc.go.jp/), which will facilitate a candidate-gene approach to identifying the genes responsible for QTLs (Figure 2).

To organize the comparison between the primary and secondary signals, a matrix was developed that can be used to represent the different parameters generated by each wave packet.

Such a construction would make steady-going constriction with removal of individual subunits rather difficult to organize in comparison of a smooth, diaphragm-like constriction.

The compiled gene information is organized to facilitate direct comparisons with quantitative trait locus (QTL) information in the Q-TARO database.