Sentence examples for achieved versus from inspiring English sources

In addition, laboratory experiments conducted to date have demonstrated that a greater CO2 working capacity (defined as the difference between the CO2 loading at adsorption conditions and CO2 loading at regeneration conditions) can be achieved versus those reported for aqueous monoethanol amine (MEA) temperature swing systems, using commercially available sorbents.

We categorize patterns of variation in leadership in five dimensions: distribution (across individuals), emergence (achieved versus inherited), power, relative payoff to leadership, and generality (across domains).

Using the Equiripple filter type a computational saving of roughly 30% is achieved versus the Kaiser type.

Similar mortality reductions were seen in the before-and-after (43% vs 29%, P <.001) or concurrent RB not achieved versus achieved (42.5% vs 27.2%, P <.001) subgroup comparisons.

By choosing the number of Gaussian distributions to be less than 8, better recognition performance is achieved versus MTR for Set B. When the number of Gaussian distributions is 4, the best average WER of 10.76% is obtained which corresponds to a reduction in relative WER of the MTR method by +21.3%.

An example is illustrated in Figure 1, which shows a multiscale model of yeast signalling using Smoldyn as well as the speed-up achieved versus lattice resolution h.

Most teens have felt the struggle of academically achieving versus doing what you want with your own life, but Radio Silence takes it, gives it to Frances and makes it into something relatable and interesting to read about.

Think of the kayak with rowers in sync with each other and the velocity they achieve, versus the kayak where both rowers are out of rhythm.

In particular, among the difficulties reported in the application of Leonetti's law, over 30% of paramedics considered that collective decision-making is hard to achieve (versus 13% of doctors), and close to 20% of paramedics considered that there is a lack of team discussion, whereas only 3% of doctors did.

Correlation between remission induction and improved survival was clearly demonstrated by Heil et al [ 4]: median survival times for patients achieving versus not achieving complete remission were 18.2 versus 4.4 months.

However, the KM curves between those achieving versus those not achieving LDL-C goals were not statistically different (P = .3513), indicating a lack of proportionality of MVC event risk over time.