Sentence examples for rendered comparison from inspiring English sources
Preponderance of bilateral hip disease rendered comparison with the contralateral hip inapplicable in a majority of the cases.
A systematically rendered comparison between the proposed PSO framework and several other state-of-the-art PSO-variants as well as evolutionary algorithms on a test-suite comprising 16 standard numerical benchmarks and two real world problems indicates that the proposed algorithm can enjoy a statistically superior performance on a wide variety of problems.
As ART required training in order to practice it, dental practitioners who were not trained in ART could not be expected to practice it, which would have rendered comparison between experimental and control groups meaningless.
The use of different cut-off values has not only contributed to the variation in the reported prevalence rates of exercise-induced asthma, but has also rendered comparison of findings from these studies problematic.
This variability rendered comparisons of study findings challenging, and highlighted a critical need for consistency in future research.
These factors vary greatly in published salvage series, rendering comparison between regimens impracticable.
Yet, some of these terms lack standardisation and are often used interchangeably, which renders comparison of different studies difficult.
However, details on the content of knowledge domains assessed are not described, rendering comparison with our study difficult.
12 The availability of advanced prehospital life support (ALS) and basic life support (BLS) differ between countries as such rendering comparison difficult.
In the data analysis, the categorization/dichotomization of the responses is not obvious, and may have been performed differently in different studies, rendering comparison difficult.
9 20 21 There are important differences in the population enrolled and the rehabilitation approach taken in the current trial, rendering comparison with these previous studies difficult.
