Sentence examples similar to plausible comparison groups from inspiring English sources

Comparison groups allow for a plausible contrast to be made between cities.

The most plausible comparison is with Ireland's Press Council, which is recognised in statute but was not established by statute.

Heaton uses American Community Survey (ACS) data that allow him to classify eligible workers as well as plausible comparison groups non-disabled veterans who were dischargroups non-disabledmonths or unemployed for at least 6 of the past 12 months.

Differentially expressed genes in four comparison groups.

The comparison groups were small.

We had two comparison groups.

Two comparison groups were used.

The study included no comparison group.

(It depends, of course, on the comparison group).

Fifty-six women in the exercise group had them, and 72 in the comparison group.

Our identification strategy rests on the selection of a comparison group of reassessed claimants that we think reduces the amount of selection we face relative to a broader comparison group, combined with a "selection on observed variables" assumption rendered (somewhat) plausible by our data on CPPD spell duration, pre-disability labor market outcomes and demographics.