Sentence examples for by a comparator from inspiring English sources
A random sequence is generated by amplifying a random noise source such as thermal noise digitized by a comparator.
Each channel includes a variable gain, an auto-trigger channel followed by a comparator, and a charge measurement channel with a track and hold structure.
As shown in Fig. 3, two MFEDs followed by a comparator with threshold γ are considered to detect the two tones at frequencies 2f 1 and 2f 2 embedded in the received signal r(t).
28 The rationale for employing a cluster randomised design is so that all paramedics will have the opportunity to participate in the trial in the intervention group, but we will be able to thoroughly test the trial methods, by retaining a comparator group for a significant portion of the trial period.
The capacitance shift due to the hybridization effect is monitored by means of a charge-sensitive amplifier and digitalized by means of a comparator and a counter.
By this concept, a comparator, usually a non-GM plant with a similar genetic background is used for comparison when assessing intended and possibly unintended effects of the GMO.
The quantifications were also conducted by HPLC as a comparator and a good correlation between both analytical methods was observed, thus validating the spectrometric method (see the Supporting Information for detailed UV/Vis absorbance data and HPLC chromatograms).
Nonglargine insulin is used as a comparator by many studies on this topic (including the article by Suissa et al. [ 4] that Badrick et al. cite); our work thus does permit comparison.
All other studies either met the exclusion criteria defined by the absence of a comparator arm (8 studies), or did not meet the inclusion criteria defined by the absence of a valganciclovir arm (44 studies).
We also included Walsall, which was commonly used as a comparator by the Primary Care Trust that commissioned Birmingham OwnHealth.
To achieve balance in baseline risk, each patient in the MMX mesalazine cohort was matched to a comparator by propensity scores within the same decile of the propensity-score-distribution.
