We further demonstrate that this approach provides comparable background rejection as existing structured light imaging methods, such as HiLo microscopy, while improving final image SNR. Figure 1 shows the schematic of structured light imaging based wide field fluorescence microscope system.
This approach provides comparable measures for the meta-analysis, although it possibly underestimates the effects by weighting all 27 days equally when the cold effect might last for a shorter period of time.
At both field sites, PFM and IPT approaches provided comparable results for contaminant mass discharge rates, and show significant reductions (> 90%) in TCE mass discharge as a result of DNAPL mass depletion from the source zone.
We, therefore, conclude that the partial sparsity- and the subspace decomposition-based wall mitigation CS approaches provide comparable performance for the same reduced data volume when the same set of frequencies is employed at the available antennas.
In the blue mussel example, both approaches provide comparable estimates: Gilg and Hilbish (2003) found a dispersal distance of 30 km which is in accordance with the 38 km width of the LAP cline in Long Island (Lassen and Turano 1978) and the 52 km width of the cline between M. edulis and M. trossulus in the Oresund (Väinölä and Hvilsom 1991).
This approach provided directly comparable mortality effect estimates for each source category and for apportionment modeling results of participating groups.
When compared to each other, LD, MIRD approach, and Kernel-convolution methods provided comparable absorbed doses with an average deviation within 6% (maximum deviation 12% on day 1).
This study showed the benefit of using a common methodological approach to provide comparable and detailed data on paediatric antibiotic prescribing across Europe.
In addition, a low-complexity user selection scheme with an iterative lattice reduction algorithm was proposed in [11], where the authors showed that their proposed algorithm provided comparable performance with the combinatorial approaches with much lower complexity.
This approach was carried out with two organic modifiers (i.e. methanol and ethanol) and provided comparable results.
