Sentence examples for basis as compared to from inspiring English sources

Thus, Gumm's taxonomy lacks the empirical basis as compared to our extended taxonomy and the base taxonomy.

In Figure 7, for a single user we show the performance of the CADF scheme with heuristics on a frame-by-frame basis, as compared to the Foschini-Miljanic algorithm.

The U.S. payroll tax, alternately known as "Social Security contributions" or "old age, survivors, disability, and hospital insurance contributions," is administered on a calendar-year basis — as compared to weekly (or pay period) in the U.K. — and has no analogue to the primary and secondary thresholds.

However, as many national roadways are wide and generally much cleaner than other roads, for example, village roads, narrow city roads, or state roads, in any case, one needs to make special arrangement of cleaning the panels on a daily basis as compared to normal panels on the ground away from the road traffic or remotely located panels, where cleaning of panels is done once in a week or 10 days.

Among different forms of carbon storage, triacylglycerol (TAG; oil) is the most energy dense, yielding more than double amount of energy on a per weight basis as compared to starch.

8 of the reoperated patients reported use of pain medication on a daily basis, as compared to 30 in the group that did not have repeat surgery (p = 0.4).

Our previous calculations testify [36] the use of B3LYP functional with extended valence-split 6 31G d,p) basis set in calculations of energy values of reaction mechanisms to give reasonable results and negligible the basis set superposition error as compared to other, more improved methods.

27Note that this can also be consistent with the hypothesis that immigrants at the bottom of the distribution are more favourably selected on the basis of unobserved characteristics as compared to immigrants located at the top; hence, the smaller gap could also be attributed in part to higher ability and motivation of immigrants with respect to natives at lower deciles (see Chiswick, 1978).

And on a per-capita basis, the numbers are small as compared to Iowa.

In 2015-16, only 1.23percentt of the students at BASIS had a learning disability, as compared to 11.3percentt of students in the state.

It is demonstrated that the reduced basis method gives better results as compared to the first order perturbation method.