Sentence examples for precedent for comparing from inspiring English sources

There are many natural population datasets available from previous studies and there is a strong precedent for comparing multiple datasets for such studies even when only small numbers of samples are available (e.g. [17], [28]).

We chose to adopt this precedent for comparability.

Center for Equality operations director Ashley Joubertoldddis told VICE News that South Dakota's enactment of the bill into law would set a national precedent for transgender discrimination, comparing the legislation to legalized segregation against African-Americans.

However, new car prices are harder to predict as there is no precedent to compare with, especially for long-term impact".

Left TC activation could indicate that a mismatch with an anticipated precedent (as compared with just hearing a new name without any precedent) may have led to more prominent language area activation than building up anticipation for a certain term pre-naming.

Overall, studies such as the one conducted by Kamisoglu and colleagues are pioneering in that they are setting the precedent for how will we integrate, compare, analyze and generalize results from high throughput technologies.

The higher of the current standards of kindergartens, compared to childcare facilities, shall set the precedent for unified standards.

I hesitate to compare myself to St Augustine or St Paul, but there is a precedent for this sort of thing.

Representative Iden has compared the system to America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response (AMBER) Alerts which if nothing else offers some conceptual and infrastructural precedent for this new system.

There is precedent for this.

There was precedent for this.