Sentence examples for reasonable comparison between from inspiring English sources
"There's no reasonable comparison between great apes and dogs and cats and deer," said Shumaker.
Figure 7 shows a reasonable comparison between experimental data and theory.
Thus, except for this location there was reasonable comparison between the well yield and the zones of groundwater potential.
To facilitate a reasonable comparison between methods based on the Hanning window and those based on Hermite windows, their respective time and frequency concentrations should be related.
A reasonable comparison between the two series of geminis in relation to the effect of charge positions and the spacer lengths on the interfacial behavior and the supramolecular chirality was performed.
In addition, they considered EEG data recorded with a smaller number of electrodes than in our simulations (21 versus 32 here) and used a different ICA algorithm (JADE versus CoM2 here) to denoise the data, which prevents a reasonable comparison between their results and ours.
A Tesco spokesperson said: "This and the previous rulings by the ASA and independent reviewer demonstrate that Price Promise makes fair and reasonable comparisons between our branded and own brand products and those of our competitors".
Figure 6 shows that reasonable comparisons between observed and predicted effective permeability values as a function of pore pressure for the two Eagle Ford rock samples reported in Heller et al. (2014) [Note that only the data of Heller et al. (2014) under the smallest confining stress are used here because they can be more accurately estimated from the relevant plots in the paper].
Equally, the lack of clear outcomes indicators for surgery within NHSScotland in terms of patient cancelations and adverse events does not permit to make reasonable comparisons between distinct services models (i.e. with or without anaesthetist-led clinics).
The Results/Discussion section reflects the remaining comments of the reviewer.Regarding the choice of number of up and down-regulated pathways, this was determined by the need for an overlap size which was in a range where reasonable comparisons between the different methods could be made (i.e., out of 40 pathways on each side we would have a typical overlap of 15 or so).
Considering the above, we decided that the most reasonable comparison would be between regions with no LINEs and regions with no SINEs.
