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Perceived service quality is the result of a comparison of performance with what the consumer feels a company should provide [23].

A comparison of performance of the Tubex® test with earlier published Widal test results obtained from the same samples was done using McNemar's Test for Correlated Proportions http://faculty.vassar.edu/lowry/VassarStats.html.html

The study presents a comparison of performance characteristics of p HEMA -based sensor with a regularly used p HEMA -basedglycol-basensorchitecture relying on mixed thiol self-assembled monolayer.

In [21], the performance of individual loads is measured through the "normalized disaggregation error (NDE)": NDE_{k} = sqrt {frac{{sumlimits_{t = 1}^{T} {left| {bar{e}_{k} (t) - e_{k} (t)} right|^{2} } }}{{sumlimits_{k = 1}^{n} {left| {e_{k} (t)} right|} }}} (22)Table 3 shows a comparison of performance ranges of the proposed methodology with respect to HMM.

Although the selection of gene sets from the traditional methods is viable in a typical network analysis, it is necessary to caution that a fairer comparison of performance with the proposed method should be based on size-matched datasets.

To further address the reviewers' concern, I have added the following statement (following results from unmatched sets): "Although the selection of gene sets from the traditional methods is viable in a typical network analysis, it is necessary to caution that a fairer comparison of performance with the proposed method should be based on size-matched datasets".

Fig. 6 Comparison of performance with other low-memory techniques.

A review of the literature for the screw soil nails as well as a comparison of its performance with other conventional types of soil nails is discussed.

Our emphasis throughout is on the empirical quantification of the role of the various elements above, and a comparison of their performance with standard methods, using various artificial landscapes.

A comparison of these performances with the performances of other state-of-art tools is still in progress.

A comparison of the performances with respect to a sthenic criterion is proposed between a biped equipped with four-bar knees and another with revolute joints.