Sentence examples for studies comparisons from inspiring English sources

In these studies, comparisons with numerical simulations and experimental results will be used to validate the accuracy of these models.

It seems, at least for now, that the Tappan Zee team is trying to listen to everyone as part of a process that is expected to include myriad public forums, decision deadlines, studies, comparisons of options and other steps designed to winnow the current list of choices from 156 down to a final design by the end of 2005.

As different baseline performance in the LCT could not be sufficiently explained in recent studies, comparisons of different training regimes were conducted in order to examine training influences on LCT performance.

The results of this work are then compared with numerous available literature studies; comparisons of optimal shaft work or optimal exergy efficiency across literature studies are impractical because of the dissimilar process conditions used, such as natural gas composition and pressure, pressure of LNG product, and UA of main cryogenic heat exchanger (MCHE).

The Journal regularly features previously unpublished primary or archival material and photographs, as well as interpretive criticism of the writer's poetry and essays, theoretical reflections, biographical and contextual studies, comparisons with other writers, and original artwork.

In many previous studies, comparisons of simulated and historical damages primarily discussed the records of damage caused along the Pacific coast, extending from the Kyushu to Tokai regions (e.g., Furumura et al. 2011).

In the present studies, comparison of the hormone levels between smokers and non-smokers within each risk group indicated the absence of significant differences.

Measures vary widely across studies and a lack of standardized outcomes measures hinders cross-studies comparisons.

She combined a large N statistical analysis and case study comparisons (World Social Forum, Flickr, Wikihow and Wikipedia).

Analyses reflected equal numbers of fixtures and annual hours of operation for the study and before study comparisons.

Successful work towards a universally accepted definition of MHO would improve (and simplify) future studies and aid inter-study comparisons.