Sentence examples for compared taking into from inspiring English sources
Two different design procedures are proposed and compared, taking into account both time and frequency domain performances.
The performances obtained for both materials were compared taking into account the differences in terms of textural properties, Ni species and reaction mechanism.
The efficiency of selecting the optimal feedstock, increasing the process severity, improving the catalysts activity, and using alternative catalytic routes are compared, taking into account the specific issues related to deep hydrodesulfurization/hydrodenitrogenation/ hydrodeoxygenation, i.e., chemical aspects, kinetics and catalysts.
Briefly, the profile of each metabolite under each condition was fitted to a polynomial model of maximum degree 3. The curves of each genotype were statistically compared taking into account the fitting value and correcting the p-value (Benjamini Hochberg method).
The main results of the studies carried out by several research teams that have studied the conditions during this period in the tropical Andean region are described and compared, taking into account their geographical setting, the proxies involved and their particular space time resolution.
The latter integrates a higher number of wind turbines and hydrogen technologies as energy storage medium, and the two system architectures are being compared taking into account not only technical and economic parameters but also Green House – Gas (GHG) emissions, fossil fuels consumption and Renewable Energy Sources (RES) penetration increase.
The latter can then be compared, taking tolerance information into account, with either ground truth or the CAD model of the object under investigation, in order to evaluate quantitatively its quality.
Then, the spot patterns in the local environments of the antigens were compared taking spot sizes and shapes into consideration.
The study compared paychecks, taking into account tenure, degrees, rank and the like.
The CME tilt angles and MC fitted axis angles were compared without taking into account handedness of the underlying flux rope field and the polarity of its axial field.
The resulting models were compared by taking into account the Akaike's information criteria (AIC), Bayesian information criteria (BIC), and the sample-size adjusted BIC.
