Sentence examples for validity of comparisons from inspiring English sources

Those comments by Mr. Bush have generated considerable debate over the validity of comparisons to Vietnam and the right of a president who eluded Vietnam service to make them.

The response rate also was much higher for nurses than for physicians, which limits the validity of comparisons between these two groups.

These mix-ups, likely due to accidental mislabeling of the data at some point, but possibly also from cell contamination in the original samples, could have untold effects on the validity of comparisons in genomics experiments conducted worldwide, according to the group, which last week posted its findings on bioRxiv, a site for preprints that have not yet been formally peer reviewed.

A growing body of methodological research sheds light on the validity and reliability of social network survey data regarding a single relation, but much less attention has been paid to the measurement of multiplex networks and the validity of comparisons among criterion relations.

Taken as a whole, these results affirm the cell-type specificity and reproducibility of single cell expression profiling, and the validity of comparisons between ages.

These limitations may harm the validity of comparisons among schools.

We did not aim to measure reaction times because (a) it is inappropriate to measure reaction times when accuracy is set to be well below ceiling, and (b) baseline reaction times will inevitably vary substantially across ages from 8 to 65 years, affecting validity of comparison of the size of the composite effect across age [15].

A recent study of 44 meta-analyses has shown that in most cases, results of adjusted indirect comparisons are not significantly different from those of direct comparisons, with validity of indirect comparisons depending on the internal validity and similarity of the individual trials [ 16].

Since the comparison clinics provide the reference point for measuring program impact, the first table examines the intervention and comparison clinics at baseline to assess the validity of making comparisons between these two groups.

This study evaluated a Trial Similarity and Evidence Consistency Assessment (TSECA) framework for assessing key assumptions underlying the validity of indirect comparisons.

However, BCR definitions and posttreatment prostate-specific antigen kinetics vary considerably among treatments, calling into the question the validity of such comparisons.