Sentence examples for strictly comparative from inspiring English sources

While ranking countries according to their labour market regulations is hardly appropriate (Berg and Cazes, 2008), we reproduce them here for strictly comparative purposes – to compare the composite indicators, and not countries themselves.

Strictly comparative crystallographic analysis reveals that space-grown crystals are better compared to ground-crystal.

To date, however, there have been few empirical tests of the key idea that humans trade offspring quantity for quality, and no strictly comparative work designed to identify the specific environmental conditions that favor such a tradeoff.

8, 14 For this reason, any inference is to be made in strictly comparative terms.

An additional limitation of paired-region averaging is that it is strictly pairwise-comparative, and cannot asses the quantitative methylation tendency of a region type.

Strictly speaking, for a comparative analysis, the number of CSSS in our study is relatively small.

Such a result is strictly related to the peculiar comparative design of the study.

Inclusion of non-epileptic controls and untreated women is not strictly necessary to evaluate the comparative teratogenic risk of AEDs.

Such data are more informative of the real-life evolution of patients' health characteristics (such as their weight) compared to strictly designed clinical trials, offering broader opportunities to move towards patient-centred comparative effectiveness research.

17 Moreover, such data are more informative of the real-life evolution of patients' health characteristics (such as their weight) compared to strictly designed clinical trials, offering broader opportunities to move towards patient-centred comparative effectiveness research.

For the sake of coherence, other algorithms based on L1 minimization (such as the solution of the problem (6)) are not included in this comparative evaluation, since they are not strictly greedy (in terms of constantly growing L0).