Sentence examples for a tight comparison from inspiring English sources
For quartets, a tight comparison can be made using the FC-based approach suggested in Section Fisher's Criterion for Separability, and for larger trees, a cruder comparison can be made using a plot like the one presented in Figure 1b.
The applicability of the method is demonstrated both theoretically and experimentally with tight comparison to the well known shell models.
However, even if electrophysiological and hemodynamic responses are linked in certain cases, other factors may prevent a tight colocalization in comparisons of fMRI and intracranial EEG.
"Bergdorf Blondes" is a tour de force in comparison: a tight, funny, soft-core satire with a sample-size heart.
A formation with high permeability and porosity usually does not require fracturing in comparison with a tight formation with relatively low porosity and permeability, which requires hydraulic fracturing.
We give here a new presentation of this algorithm that avoids extra preprocessing together with a tight bound of 1.5n character comparisons (where n is the length of the text).
Sequence comparisons showed a tight correlation between human- and rodent-derived PUUV sequences obtained from the same regional provenance (nucleotide identity >98%) and high variability of sequences originating from different geographic regions (nucleotide identity ≈85%).
Of such great importance are these comparisons, with such a tight connection to my subject that we could not neglect them without missing an essential part of this work: and I must add that I would not have even started my task had I seen that they cannot be sustained, and if the shells that we unearth had been wholly different from those that presently dwell in seas.
We choose this window function for comparison because it does constitute a tight Gabor frame while exhibiting superior TF localization properties compared to rectangularly shaped windows for instance.
Comparison of EGFR and SHP2 IHC scores in each tumor showed a tight association in expression.
