Sentence examples for be compared at same from inspiring English sources

However, the result description method has some limitations, such as the reduced number of methods which can be compared at same time, i.e. it is inadequate to compare key-frame summaries of a large number of video sequences or methods.

The LAOS-FTR response of all binders was compared at same frequency, at same Deborah number (by tuning the frequency to the relaxation time of each binder) and at same phase shift angle δ (by tuning the frequency to the one corresponding to δ = 50° in the SAOS response of each sample).

To control for sources of variation between samples to be compared at the same time, control and mutant embryos were processed at the same time and imaged on the same day.

This method allows many degree profiles to be compared at the same time.

To estimate the potential benefit of the ultrasonic treatment as compared to conventional heating, we propose that the effects should be compared at the same power input, when the energy in a silent experiment is dissipated as heat.

However, the methods have to be compared at the same specificity or sensitivity level in order for this comparison to be fair.

The denaturation step reduces polymers to monomers and the resulting bands can be compared at the same molecular weight (An et al, 2005).

This type of validity can be divided into either concurrent or predictive validity; concurrent validity is when a new tool is to be compared at the same time with another measurement as gold standard [ 47].

Ideally, plants should be compared at the same body size, whereas in Kaneko and Homma's 2006 study the lianescent H. petiolaris plants were 1 2 orders of magnitude larger than the shrubby species.

34 In Norway the effect of screening was separated from that of hormone replacement therapy use, as incidence trends in regions with and without screening could be compared at the same calendar times.

We are not aware of other studies where annual and spatial variability have been compared at the same set of sites and over the same time period, nor any studies that used as consistent a sampling methodology over the course of the study.