Sentence examples for terms for comparison from inspiring English sources

Of course, it would be interesting to see the economies of Google's APIs and Twitter's ecosystem evaluated in similar terms for comparison.

Finally, while our study focused on age-related disease, our novel pathway-based approach using gene ontology terms for comparison provides a new method for identifying shared pathways of disease.

Analysis of up- or down-regulated genes did not yield significant GO (gene ontology) terms for comparisons between meiocytes and anthers.

In everyday language a paradigm is a reference model, a term for comparison.

We also consider BT+gradient data term for comparison where the BT is combined with gradient-based feature matching.

Nevertheless, if Pb concentration is the term for comparison, that analyzed in the crusts and patinas of Euganean trachyte is often close to the typical values measured in European cities, i.e., from few hundreds ppm up to 2000 ppm [27].

To put this in some sort of historical context, let's take a look at Bill Clinton's first term for comparison.

Skin was analyzed as a control term for comparison.

Including two of these metrics in a graph allows for easy evaluation of practical clinical usefulness both in absolute terms and for comparison of two or more EWSs.

For each tissue, the actively expressed genes were used as the population gene set in term-for-term comparisons with each of the sex-biased expression categories as separate study sets (absolute fold change > 1, p adj < 0.05 cutoffs to denote sex-bias).

The full tables containing the over-represented GO terms for each comparison are presented as Additional file 20.