Sentence examples for compare integrated from inspiring English sources

We describe and compare integrated TRYS and TRYS autonomous agents, two multiagent systems that perform decision support for real-time traffic management in the urban motorway network around Barcelona.

The model did not directly compare integrated with independent IIS in the regression due to collinearity.

To compare integrated and nonintegrated arterial line filters in terms of peri- and postoperative clinical variables, inflammatory response, and transfusion needs.

Uniquely within Oqtans and through the benefits of the Galaxy framework, we can directly compare integrated software tools on the same input data.

Valentine et al [ 10] makes the point that it is necessary to compare integrated versus fragmented services to attribute positive outcomes to the workings of a partnership.

The aim of the present study was to compare integrated and nonintegrated arterial line filters in patients who underwent CPB surgery in terms of peri- and postoperative clinical variables, inflammatory response, and transfusion needs.

In recent years, pathway-based approaches have emerged as a way to compare, integrate and interpret results from different 'omics' experiments (Beltrame et al., 2009; Manoli et al., 2006).

Five studies were identified that compared integrated treatments for mood disorders and substance use disorders with treatment only for substance use disorders, and five studies that compared integrated treatment for anxiety and substance use disorders with treatments for only substance use disorders.

For PL quantum yield (QY) measurements, optically dilute samples were magnetically stirred and the QY values were measured using relative technique by comparing integrated PL intensities to an IR-26 dye standard.

We compared integrated vs. referred strategies for patients with HIV and CVDRF at an urban health facility in Swaziland, exploring linkage to and retention in CVDRF care, intervention fidelity, and HIV and CVDRF-related health outcomes.

It compares integrated impulse responses at a point in the measured room with that measured at ten metres distance in the free field.