Sentence examples for works comparably from inspiring English sources

One study claimed, however, that this classifier works comparably to the Nottingham Prognostic Index (NPI) [ 60].

Previous studies have demonstrated that the PHQ-9 works comparably across multi-ethnic populations in the United States [ 36, 37] and has been translated into Spanish, Chinese, Thai and Swahili [ 37- 39].

> -wrap-foot> The vanilla SVM approach is the same as the method in (Hamilton et al., 2011), which they showed works comparably as the neural network approach of (Radivojac et al., 2006).

He wrote admiringly of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Robert Frost, Norman Mailer and the Beatles, finding in all of them a motivating sense of performance that made their otherwise disparate work comparably brilliant.

The present work comparably examines four different twin-fluid atomizers operated under the same operating conditions.

The results had high statistical significance, and Baeten said both drugs worked "comparably" in uninfected men and women, although he would not specify the number of infections by gender in different arms of the study.

Failho et al. do mention that fuzzy modeling has been shown to work comparably well to other classification methods for medical data yet there still could be benefit to this research if other classifier methods were tested to see if TS does yield the best results.

A parameter set tuned for a specific dataset worked comparably well on the respective dataset, but performed significantly worse or yielded no result on other datasets, see Figure 6.

The weaker band intensity of PKR3 is probably not a result of lower expression, as amplification worked comparably well for PKR2 and PKR3 in the 3' RACE, but reflects that the primer used has two mismatches to PKR3 in the middle of the primer and amplification was thus probably less efficient.

To demonstrate that the different experiments worked comparably, the authors should determine peaks in the D. pseudoobscura spike-in sample and show that they are of similar heights across the different experiments (e.g. next to the respective D. melanogaster data).

Mr. Melillo likes to speak of "trusting the artists," but not all artists' works are comparably interesting.