Sentence examples for straightforward comparison with from inspiring English sources

Therefore, again, a straightforward comparison with the works cited above are not meaningful.

When the BBC reports general election results, all of these interim by-elections are ignored, to allow for straightforward comparison with 2010's seats.

In this review, I discuss some recent experiments that have been strategically designed for straightforward comparison with theories and simulation models.

This detail makes a straightforward comparison with other cluster-based solutions in the literature (e.g., the Mesh Cluster Based Routing Protocol (MCBRP) [19]) pointless.

To present a straightforward comparison with state-of-the-art, we conduct extensive experiments using two publicly available face databases, BIOID database [50] and BUHMAP database [11], with manually marked ground truth positions.

To allow a straightforward comparison with state-of-the-art methods [6, 8 10] the proposed approach has been experimentally tested on a benchmark database of about 4000 images belonging to fifteen different basic categories of scene.

The present study, which was carried out using highly reproducible automated immunostaining on a large series of colorectal tumours with a minimum of 25 months follow-up, has used recommended guidelines for assessing c- erbB-2 overexpression (Jacobs et al, 1999), to allow straightforward comparisons with future studies.

The catshark should be a valuable model to address these aspects, not only by its phylogenetic position, but also by the characteristics of its early development, which involves complex cell movements, remarkable temporal and spatial resolutions of the processes involved and allows straightforward comparisons with all major vertebrate model organisms.

While a Nomon writing application allows a straightforward comparison of Nomon with existing single-switch communication methods, the Nomon selection method is not limited to writing.

These observations reveal the limited value of commonly reported absorption and fluorescence measurements in solution for a straightforward comparison of spectroscopic results with single X-ray crystallography.

Since Ita et al. (2008) estimate the absolute magnitude by adding the distance modulus to the observed magnitude, and we do not, a straightforward comparison of our diagrams with those of Ita et al. (2008) is not possible.