Sentence examples similar to a comparative range from inspiring English sources

For example, Table 1 shows a comparative measurement range among five physical function instruments.

Earlier studies conducted by Henry and colleagues [ 25] established a comparative toxicity range for a select group of drugs (using ibuprofen as the reference comparator); for example, the relative risk (RR) for aspirin was found to be 1.6, for diclofenac it was 1.8, for naproxen it was 2.2, and for ketoprofen it was 4.2.

One final point with regard to the discovery of novel mtDNA repair/tolerance mechanisms in mitochondria is to echo some of the comments made by our colleagues in relation to a comparative long/short range PCR based method to measure mtDNA damage [19].

Whether LADA merely represents older-onset type 1 diabetes or is a distinct subgroup has been debated (6), but studies comparing LADA with classical type 1 diabetes in a comparative age-range are lacking.

In turn, DSCS is a more suitable method if the test sequence may be of higher perceived quality than the reference sequence, since it uses a comparative scale ranging from "much worse" to "much better".

This was followed by a comparative study of a range of reinforcement doublers, which were 20 mm wide rings made of a steel alloy or composite laminate, or by a novel fibre tow placement technique.

Using this framework and a realistic distribution network simulation testbed, we provide a comparative evaluation of a range of different residential EV charging strategies, highlighting in each case positive and negative characteristics.

The objective of this paper is to present such a framework for residential charging of EVs, and to provide a comparative evaluation of a range of residential EV charging strategies within this framework using a realistic distribution network simulation testbed and representative charging scenarios.

These parameters are presented for the two junctions in a comparative fashion over a wide range of mass splits and two values of the inlet Reynolds number.

A comparative analysis of a wide range of air water flow properties was conducted for two types of phase-detection intrusive probes including fiber-optical and conductivity probes.

(1) The feasibility of a comparative length measurement in the range of >5 μm using a regular crystalline lattice as the reference scale and a dual tunneling unit STM (DTU STM) as a detector is discussed.