Sentence examples for compared to a previous definition from inspiring English sources

The simulated flames are compared to a previous definition of MILD combustion in a hot coflow as an edge flame without a tribrachial flame structure.

The application of a different definition of exacerbation may explain the lower exacerbation rate in our study as compared to a previous report by Seemungal et al. [ 3, 26].

Corinna suffered by always being compared to a previous charge of Bessie's - Mary Elizabeth Caswell.

Some 28 restaurants opened in 2012, compared to a previous indication of 26-29 units.

Sepsis-3 classification reduced the percentage of septic shock patients as compared to the previous definition.

That's compared to a 354 million RMB ($52 million) loss one year previous.

Placental infection was classified according to a previous definition [20].

cpgDensityCalc is a procedure to calculate local CpG density according to a previous definition (Pelizzola et al., 2008).

This was compared to an average increase of £1.2bn over the previous six months.

Reasons for differences in our error rates compared to previous include a lack of standard definition of an algorithm error.

It is not rare to read a paper where a "modified" or "adapted" definition of a set of diagnostic criteria is used; this practice must be banned unless the new definition is well validated and its epidemiology well compared to the epidemiology of previous definitions.