Sentence examples for useful comparisons from inspiring English sources

Validated road data in both countries for the time of accident as well as additional person- and vehicle-related data would allow us to conduct several useful comparisons.

Recent developments in genomic research in other plant species may allow us to use similar approaches in various plant species, allowing useful comparisons to be made regarding the similarities and differences in the tolerance mechanisms among different plant species.

Such rates will depend on the specific hardware used to perform the computations, of course, but useful comparisons can still be made provided the same hardware is used across all analyses.

While not providing the degree of control possible in a direct head-to-head comparison, the use of effect sizes allows for useful comparisons of efficacy data across trials that employ similar designs and patient populations.

In light of these issues, we consider recent results from studies conducted in defined populations and using standardised assay methods to be the most useful comparisons for our study.

Further, by using the above lemma, we can make the following useful comparisons.

The study area allows for useful comparisons about the effects of land tenure on rangeland use and land-cover change, particularly woody plant encroachment, which can inform studies in drought vulnerability.

The two models are applied to a real PJM electricity market showing not only their capabilities but also useful comparisons between them in order to help decision makers to use them as decision-aid tools.

The background information the HDR provides can be used to inform development work and enable activists and policymakers to make useful comparisons.

These are not useful comparisons.

For all the useful comparisons that can be made with other empires, the Russian system had its own characteristics.