The phrase "as compared to classical" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to draw a comparison between two different subjects, highlighting differences or similarities.
Example: "The new software performs significantly better as compared to classical methods of data analysis."
Alternatives: "in contrast to classical" or "relative to classical".
Rock/jazz musicians showed slight worse hearing thresholds as compared to classical musicians.
For a pH = 7, identical behavior, from superhydrophilic to superhydrophobic was obtained, as compared to classical PNIPAAm discussed above.
This way, packet reception was significantly improved at low SNR with H-NDMA as compared to classical NDMA.
The well-fitting calculations of reaction temperatures for both experiments, reveal a higher independence from reservoir rock composition as compared to classical solute geothermometers.
Differential equations of arbitrary order and their systems are the valuable tools for describing many physical, biological, psychological phenomena more accurately as compared to classical differential equations.
They also have a rather low energy as compared to classical solar wind pick up ions, at or below the energy of the solar wind origin specie.
This set of six equations are reduced to five as well as three equations and compared to classical theories.
Furthermore, it could be shown that multivariate data analysis, here partial least squares regression (PLS), can improve the prediction accuracy of "unknown" samples when used as calibration model, compared to classical, univariate data evaluation methods.
Some characteristics of HLA-G could be highlighted, such as the low polymorphism level when compared to classical molecules, the specific tissue expression, and trogocytosis capacity.
MDO techniques improve upon the obtained solution compared to classical sequential design, as they account for all interactions and influences between the disciplines under investigation.
The SEM approach has several advantages compared to classical methods, such as analysis of variance or regression.
