Sentence examples for suitably compare from inspiring English sources

A behavioural model is implemented and non dimensional parameters are used to suitably compare the system performance under various environmental (i.e. hydrologic characteristics) and operational (storage capacity) conditions.

Other results were analyzed as to their distribution, and their initial and final values were suitably compared by parametric or non-parametric tests (Wilcoxon test for paired samples and Kruskal Wallis test).

It still feels suitably restrained compared with the kitchen-sink drama of most songs with a fairly swift BPM.

Now he offered the example "He seemed to hesitate" as suitably tentative, comparing it to "He hesitated," which was "too direct a communication from the author".

These results suggest that although semitendinosus tendon is "soft" tissue, a rounded rectangular tunnel is more suitably fitted compared with a round tunnel of the same area.

Fourier-transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and field-emission scanning microscopy (FE-SEM) were carried out to confirm that the selected materials could suitably be compared.

The paradigm employed seems to be a suitably sensitive tool to investigate and compare learning processes on group level for different populations.

Permutation tests compare the observed score values, suitably summarized in a test statistic, with randomly permutated score values, which can be viewed as samples under the null hypothesis H0 of no difference.

The TAPPS trial is a suitably powered, multicentre, open-label, randomised controlled trial designed to compare the pleurodesis success rate of medical thoracoscopy and talc poudrage with chest drain insertion and talc slurry.

They compare price with value and buy if the discount is suitably deep.

Such strategies derive from three basic requirements: a suitably enlarged gene pool compared to the parent strain; a method of identification and incorporation of genetic element interactions to generate the multigenic pathway or trait; and a process of selection of individuals from diverse strain populations that benefit the desirable pathway or trait.