Sentence examples for compared restricted from inspiring English sources

A number of challenging methodological issues were identified, including the use of MMSE-score as the main outcome measure, limited number of strategies compared, restricted time horizons, and limited or dated data on dementia onset, progression and mortality.

At last, to our knowledge, we are the first to compare the two SR steps with an overall quality measure, though others have compared restricted language search to nonrestricted search in terms of study identification and retrieval.

To describe a population of older drivers with driving restrictions, their most common restrictions, and to compare restricted drivers to their safe and unsafe counterparts.

We used the likelihood-ratio test statistic to compare restricted versus full (saturated) models to determine which model best described the data.

In the literature, one report used nonlinear regression techniques to fit the specific growth rates of strains of Staphylococcus aureus and utilised both a maximum-likelihood based χ test and principal-component analysis reference to compare restricted models (with one or more parameters assumed to be equal between strains) [ 12].

The assumption of other influences in the model can be tested by releasing particular restrictions and comparing the restricted and non-restricted model in terms of likelihood ratio under multivariate normality assumption or some other goodness of fit measure [ 24- 27], or simply by univariate t-test for the parameter value when its variance is also estimated by maximum likelihood.

Satiation feeding induced higher energy intake, faster growth rates, elevated red colour intensity (a*-value), softer flesh, and higher liquid loss compared to restricted feeding.

Calves fed milk ad libitum by artificial teat had fewer days with diarrhea compared to restricted, bucked-fed calves [ 7].

Increased transcript levels of these genes suggest increases in movement and muscle activity of a free-swimming Fundulus compared to restricted movement within a chorion microenvironment before hatching.

(1) The alternatives being compared are restricted to having differences in a single specific process that remains embedded within its natural milieu; this is the biological equivalent of a single mutation in an otherwise isogenic background.

By comparing the restricted vocabulary of ritual and "in-law" registers with the much larger vocabulary of ordinary speech, linguists have delved deeply into the semantic structure of Australian vocabularies.