Sentence examples for analyses compared to from inspiring English sources
The use of probability-boxes generally increases the complexity of structural reliability analyses compared to traditional probabilistic input models.
Our results show that selection of multiple appropriate model species as references increases the efficiency and performance of analyses compared to those of traditional approaches.
Risk of hospitalization was calculated using Cox regression analyses, compared to socioeconomic-adjusted risk of hospitalization in the general population of male adolescents.
The PHYCAA + model significantly improves the prediction accuracy and reproducibility of single-subject analyses, compared to PHYCAA and a number of commonly-used physiological correction algorithms.
The main advantage of the proposed approaches is that they allow for a quantification of the effect of uncertainties on the structural capacity, with only a small number of deterministic analyses compared to Monte Carlo simulation.
In addition to diseaserelated cost analyses compared to a control group including age group comparisons, comorbidities, the proportion of multimodal treatment and medication treatment patterns were described.
At the end of fermentation process, the ethanol yield was improved in the transformant strains by 1.7-4.6 1.7-4.6ding on the strain analysed) compared to the reference strain (CN1).
A significant increase in the expression of cytoplasmic α-enolase was observed in 98% of the tumors analysed, compared to normal tissues.
The limited number of alleles identified in our study likely reflects the lowest amount of samples which were analysed, compared to more extensive investigations [28], [29].
In contrast, language restricted meta-analyses, compared to language inclusive meta-analyses did not differ in their effect size estimates (ROR 50.98; 95 % CI: 0.81 1.17) [ 19].
As shown in two meta-analyses, compared to an elimination diet alone, oral immunotherapy for IgE-mediated CMA showed improved chances of achieving CM's tolerance [ 8, 64].
