Sentence examples for comparatively implemented from inspiring English sources
The proposed method is comparatively implemented on an air separation unit as the benchmark case study in which a compressor – which is very common in gas industry – is identified as the main part with the major wasting energy.
The safety promotion programmes included in this case study were implemented in comparatively small communities.
Furthermore, our derivations also provide the parameters to apply the Gaussian approximation method, which is comparatively easier to implement.
A comparatively easy to implement SST works only on the sample values and does not require any complex computation.
The simplicity and low cost of the fluid intervention are key factors making this intervention comparatively simple to implement into surgical practice internationally.
The advantage of this linear-memory memory algorithm is that it is comparatively easy to implement as it requires only a one- rather than a two-step procedure and as it scans the sequence in a uni- rather than bi-directional way.
Furthermore, our results suggest that the additional cost savings from reference pricing after prior implemented generic substitution, are comparatively low.
Therefore, we consider a baseline score implemented using sequence alignment to comparatively evaluate the predictive quality of our method.
To note, a full smoking ban implemented in certain venues produced comparatively low smoking rates (10.7 %-48.3%-48.3%ile venues with a partial smoking ban revealed high smoking rates (48.6 %-90.5%-90.5%dicating an unwillingness of the policymakers to implement tougher policies.
Although regression discontinuity designs require larger sample sizes than RCTs to achieve a given level of power, they can often be implemented using routine clinical or administrative data, which are comparatively cheap to collect.
FISH is a comparatively inexpensive and easy-to-perform molecular method that has already been successfully implemented in clinical microbiology for the identification of pathogenic species of Candida and Cryptococcus [ 13, 16, 25].
