Sentence examples for sake of comparability from inspiring English sources

We corrected the mean in the normative sample by a factor of 1.33 for the sake of comparability aBy Achenbach's definition [ 22] Girls and older adolescents displayed comparatively more internalizing problems (see Table  3).

For the sake of comparability five nearest neighbors were used here.

Since only the semi-rigid docking is common to these programs, it was adopted here for the sake of comparability.

For the sake of comparability, 80 partitions into test and training data were also computed in case of LMO-CV.

For the sake of comparability with previous studies, analysis of the eight original items is presented herein.

For the sake of comparability, all the top-rank poses of FlexX that were beyond 12 Å were omitted.

For the sake of better comparability, a normalization ratio is computed: ({hbox {PM}}_mathrm{sent}/{hbox {PM}}_mathrm{best}), with ({hbox {PM}}_mathrm{sent}) the value of the performance measure of the sentiment strategy and ({hbox {PM}}_mathrm{best}) its value for the best performing strategy.

However, note that for the sake of easy comparability, in the figures stimuli are always depicted as red-green anaglyphs, even if they were actually presented in the experiments using LCD shutter goggles.

For the sake of better comparability we set all these weights equally to 1, as suggested in [ 10].

The choice to exclude 'grey' literature at this stage was also for the sake of maintaining comparability between literature types (e.g. those with and without abstracts) and ensuring the manageability of coding a large volume of search hits.

Open source (for the sake of comparing algorithms).