Sentence examples for comparability with a from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a good comparability with a commercially available device was found regarding the specific efficiency.

The decision to use the cut-off value 9 on the 11 graded scale to define high annoyance was based both on comparability with a previous study but also to make sure that those placed in the higher category really could be considered as highly annoyed.

We selected a radius of 5 km for comparability with a previous report (Hoffmann et al. 1997) and with other studies examining disease excesses near posited environmental point sources in Germany (Goans et al. 1997; Hoffmann et al. 1993; Michaelis et al. 1992; Möhner and Stabenow 1993) and in other countries (Laurier and Bard 1999; Shleien et al. 1991).

Therefore, we used an estimate from the Asteraceae (1 × 10−8; used in Strasburg and Rieseberg 2008), which we expect to be fairly accurate for Senecio, as well as the estimated average plant rate (5 × 10−9; Wolfe et al. 1987) for comparability with a previous study that used it (Muir et al. 2013), which we nevertheless expect to be less accurate because of its phylogenetic generality.

To enable comparability with an ICD code-based obesity diagnosis, which does not have an 'overweight' category, overweight children were considered 'normal weight' for the purposes of this analysis.

For comparability with an authoritative German version developed by Schumacher and colleagues later [ 79, 80], scores were rescaled to a 7-point rating scale format using a linear transformation. 1 In our sample, Cronbach's Alpha of the scale was.87 at age 15.

This year was chosen to achieve comparability with the Medicare Part A data from the Dartmouth Atlas of Healthcare, provided by the Dartmouth Center for the Evaluative Clinical Sciences.

Thus, all response categories had a common denominator (times a week), which improved the readability of the results, and increased comparability with studies using a similar consumption measure [ 26, 27].

In order to provide global coverage of net LULUCF emissions and comparability with other estimates, a harmonization factor was used to cover the net LULUCF emissions for Parties not analyzed in this study.

However, in this paper, we focus on the comparison with fixed segment size algorithms in their basic forms with few optimizations for better comparability and with a signal that is preprocessed in the same way for each algorithm.

These will include doctor-diagnosed asthma, to establish comparability with other studies, along with a category for doctor-diagnosed active asthma that includes activity or controller therapy for asthma in the past 12 months.