Sentence examples for straight forward comparison from inspiring English sources

Often these assumptions are standardised to simplify the assessment process with the intention of enabling a straight forward comparison between designs.

This paper presents a technology that can accelerate the development of hydro turbines by fully automating the initial testing process of prototype turbine models and automatically converting the acquired data into efficiency hill charts that allow straight forward comparison of prototypes' performance.

Instead of a straight forward comparison of strictly separated processes, an evaluation of mixed processes derived from an observation of practical actions was evaluated.

This makes a straight forward comparison only based on current marginal external costs between GHG related emissions (Stock pollutants) and acidifying emissions (Fund pollutants) not credible while looking to all these aspects.

In addition Consideration of varying sets of covariates did not allow for straight forward comparison of result between the different studies, even, with the results of countries abroad.

In addition, consideration of varying sets of covariates did not allow for straight forward comparison of result between the different studies, even, in countries abroad.

The complicated interactions between different parts of the dopamine system of the brain, and disparity between the results from the existing PET studies on ADHD, indicate that straight forward comparisons between individual brain areas would not be sufficiently sensitive to detect small abnormalities in the dopamine system.

The electrode design has been optimized to rotational symmetric structures enabling a 180° phase shifted excitation, so that a straight-forward comparison of experimental displacement curves with those obtained from FEM is feasible.

To make a straight-forward comparison between younger and older runners, the ratios of indirect to direct disclosure were computed.

However, to date, no common vocabulary is available to describe functional features of both diseases and genes, hence impeding any straight-forward comparison of disease and gene functional annotations.

A sample which excluded patients with significant co-morbidity would have enabled a more straight-forward comparison between age-matched peers and TKA recipients, and eliminate the variability in walk tests due to factors other than the TKA surgery.