Sentence examples for support a comparison of from inspiring English sources
Using a known monetary reference for the contract farming mode, we are able firstly to support a comparison of economic factors and secondly to identify and interpret the critical variables whose manifestations and/or changes are decisive for the economic outcome.
Standard encryption algorithms do not support a comparison of biometric templates in encrypted domain and, thus, leave biometric templates exposed during every authentication attempt [4] (homomorphic and asymmetric encryption, e.g., in [5 7], which enable a biometric comparison in encrypted domain represent exceptions).
However, age is significantly different between pre-gravid and gravid women but does not represent power sufficient to support a comparison of age difference in each pregnancy group versus pre-gravid women.
Although there was no clinical data to support a comparison of indacaterol 300 μg with salmeterol, given that the daily cost of both indacaterol formulations are the same; the cost-effectiveness results are likely to be similar or better than the comparison with indacaterol 150 μg.
This interpretation gains further support from a comparison of weighted permutation entropy as used here with multiscale entropy approaches (Supplementary Fig. S7 26,27.
The hypothesis of horizontal transfer finds additional support in a comparison of the divergence of the envelop region to the non-mobile gene, Adh.
These results are supported by a comparison of adsorption density (μmole/m2) with literature values.
By using a closed form solution, obtained for simply supported panels, a comparison of corresponding numerical results obtained on the basis of all of the aforementioned shell theories is attempted.
This assumption is also supported by a comparison of street lighting as another energy consuming infrastructure.
This is supported by a comparison of depth data obtained from 1 × 1 μm AFM images after irradiation of the samples at 1.5 and 5 keV.
This conclusion is supported by a comparison of surface-burned sawgrass biomass (611 g/m2) and average daily growth rate (4.9 g/m2) to non-burned sawgrass biomass (102 g/m2) and average daily growth rate (0.8 g/m2).
