Sentence examples for serves to compare from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we developed a novel bioinformatics tool that serves to compare this novel strategy with traditional methods.

The present article serves to compare the mechanical performance of a WMA produced by adding synthetic wax with a traditional Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) specimen, in terms of shear fatigue response and both complex and stiffness moduli.

NDBI serves to compare urban areas with built-up areas between satellite images; it can be calculated as Equation (3) NDBI =  (MIR - NIR) (MIR + NIR) (3).

The exercise thus serves several purposes: it is another form of evaluating the chronology that we propose; it helps determine the lagging, coincident or leading properties of the indexes; and it serves to compare the performance across the indexes themselves.

The STEP serves to compare STEs across different contexts.

A baseline approach serves to compare these optimization strategies with a simple model of the status quo.

"Barrie's whimsicalities serve to compare the cognitive abilities of babies, children, and fairies (who represent children's imagination) to those of adult humans.

Kriging interpolation plots of soil water depletion (recharge) between these dates served to compare extraction (rewetting) patterns to tree (species) distribution.

Whatever Obama may have to learn from Roosevelt, for instance, he would be ill served to compare too literally our challenges to those of the Great Depression — and so would we.

In this way, the questionnaire is a central tool during the phase that we generally call "field work" – that is, the time when the information is collected that will serve to compare the hypotheses formulated for our research.

Control group 1 served to compare brain response to a fixed mechanical stimulus pressure able to provoke severe pain in fibromyalgia patients.