Sentence examples for straightforward to compare from inspiring English sources
Their times are not straightforward to compare: they ran with different harnesses, under different loads.
Thus, it is not straightforward to compare with dynamic rupture and dynamic effects.
Since the simulations done in the sections before were run on the same grid of initial conditions for both games, it is straightforward to compare the results.
Since we plot the sample galaxies directly without a volume correction, it is not straightforward to compare the distribution of galaxies on this figure.
It is not straightforward to compare the cells/biomass and PHB kinetics data reported in the literature because different conditions and analytic techniques were used.
Third, it is not straightforward to compare the 'toughness' of the Australian participation requirement to the average toughness of such requirements in the US covered by the experimental studies cited by Grogger and Karoly (2005).
Because the main events, the Grand Slams, were open only to so-called amateurs until 1968, it is no straightforward task to compare achievements across eras.
Ed Davey, the energy secretary, said forcing providers to add the codes to bills would give people a "quick, straightforward way to compare the best deal for them with a simple swipe of their phone".
A first straightforward way to compare men and women property rates in a descriptive fashion is to limit the study to one-person households.
The most straightforward way to compare the results obtained in the two independent laboratories is to analyze the scatter plot of MOS values shown in Figure 9 for the entire set of video sequences.
Using two different domains is a straightforward way to compare system performances across two different domains, and has allowed us to examine the performance degradation of the systems depending on the nature of the speech data.
