Sentence examples for way by comparing from inspiring English sources

Looked at in another way, by comparing the value of each country's exports with its imports, the declines were not nearly as sharp, and in some cases vanished altogether.

It is the last one he wishes to explore, and he does so in a clever way by comparing the history of computers to evolution on Earth.

NSIM was developed to evaluate the auditory nerve discharges in a full-reference way by comparing the neurogram for reference speech to the neurogram from degraded speech to predict speech intelligibility.

Determining optical thicknesses of coating layer from an OCT linescan can be done in a straight-forward way by comparing the optical distance between the first and second reflection peaks.

In this way, by comparing the significance of the prediction algorithm in different network structures it is possible to find the most significant result among the tested networks.

The reproducibility of the questionnaire was evaluated in the same way by comparing the average in the two administrations of the questionnaire (Student t test for dependent variables).

Companies can express their market share in a number of ways, by comparing their own sales to total market sales, sales within the market segment, or sales of the segment's top competitors.

As described in the methods, we did this in two ways: by comparing predicted annotations to manually generated ones, and by manually evaluating the quality of predicted annotations.

Differential gene expression was analysed in two ways: by comparing F-B values of the Cy dyes and by calculating the log2 of the median of ratios for each dye swap experiment.

We examined the correlation between methylation and tissue predominance of gene expression in two ways: by comparing hierarchical clustering patterns of gene methylation and expression, and by querying methylation status of sets of genes deemed to be expressed in a tissue-preferential manner.

As described in Hopke et al. (in press), the various source apportionment analyses from each of the participating research groups were inter-compared in two ways: a) by comparing the mass contributions attributed to each of the sources; and b) by calculating the correlation coefficients between the source contributions from PM2.5 from the various groups within source groups.