Sentence examples for practice to compare from inspiring English sources

It is common practice to compare Ray's fluidly personal works, such as "Rebel Without a Cause," with the cooler, more solidified projects that were entrusted to him by the studios.

When examining the presence of LRTCs it is standard practice to compare the exponent of the actual data to the exponent of the data randomly shuffled [4].

When utilizing a statistical hypothesis test, it is common practice to compare a P value to a pre-established significance level, e.g., α = 0.05.

To assess the merit of a seizure detector, it is a common practice to compare its performance to some of the existing methods.

In this study, author takes this prefabricated bridge substructure and tries redesign by using another method or code of practice to compare a size and cost of structure when using different code of practices.

European companies in 2050 apply methods like material flows analysis, Life-cycle assessment and material input per service unit (MIPS) [40] as common practice to compare and identify new business strategies, in particular as regards end-of-life product options.

It also enables practices to compare the functional disability of their own patients with the national cohorts and to track disability through time.

The lack of a widely agreed measurement method to represent patient access to primary care services will make it impossible for practices to compare their response to patient demand with any degree of certainty.

Because a smaller number of patients per practice (only smokers) were eligible for "advise," we needed a larger number of practices to compare the immediate and delayed with precision.

A common practice is to compare Kanji words to their Hiragana transliterations (i.e. the same word rewritten in Hiragana).

Hence, it is quite difficult to define the concept, to identify best practices and to compare different settings.