To ensure the validity of the approach, we compared the calculated Nusselt number ranges with previous experimental data.
Using a subject-specific approach, we compared fractional anisotropy (FA) abnormalities between groups with a history of mTBI (n = 35), comorbid mTBI and PTSD (mTBI + PTSD; n = 22), and healthy controls (n = 37).
In order to analyze the productivity gains of our MDD approach, we compared the amount of design and implementation artifacts produced using our approach and traditional simulation platforms.
To validate our approach, we compared the long- and short-baseline solutions.
To demonstrate the validity of our approach, we compared our scheme with existing schemes.
Applying a difference-in-difference approach, we compared adherence changes among White and Black veterans who were exempt from or required to pay medication copayments.
To analyze the performance of the proposed approach, we compared the proposed approach with conventional approach (conventional).
In a second validation approach, we compared annual differences of monthly means at selected observatories with predictions of our candidate SV model for 2015.0.
To check the effectiveness of our approach, we compared it with other methods, that is, ensemble average subtraction (EAS) and adaptive filtering (AF).
To evaluate the accuracy of the database migration simulation stage of our approach, we compared its predictions to four real cloud database migrations.
To ensure that these methods do in fact offer a benefit over a more basic approach, we compared them to an analysis using the first derivative.
