Sentence examples for compared to point from inspiring English sources

Different network scenarios of a global manufacturer in the mechanical engineering field are compared to point out design rules for the optimization of structural complexity within the company.

In selected locations of sample, also average microanalysis (not point analysis) was conducted to verify the variations compared to point analysis.

The developments of SSCM research considering the stakeholder triggers and risk for SSCM performance are compared to point out commonalities and differences between conceptual, empirical, and formal modeling research.

Objective characteristics such as the range of motion of the devices, the transparency, the maximal torque that they can provide or the RMS torque during cyclic trajectories are compared to point out which device is better adapted for specific situations.

The relative frequency of recombination, as compared to point mutation,, computed using ClonalFrame was 1.333 in the complete EAEC set (Table 1).

Compared to point mutations, however, CNVs have a much higher de novo mutation rate, 10 1000 times as great [34], [36], which means that, for a given strength of selection against them, their equilibrium frequency in the population will be greater.

The resulting outage probability [7] exhibits twice the diversity, as compared to point-to-point transmission.

Methods to estimate the multiple CFOs at the receiver, which requires a different approach compared to point-to-point communications, have also been proposed [13 15].

Photonic crystal ring resonators (PCRRs) offer scalability in size and flexibility in mode design due to their multi-mode nature [1] compared to point-defect or line-defect photonic crystal (PhC) cavities.

From the societal perspective, when ≥20% of cases were influenza, clinical judgment followed PCR as the next most cost-effective, then by point-of-care (≤$215,650/QALY compared to clinical judgment) and point-of-care plus clinical judgment (≤$14,998/QALY compared to point-of-care alone).

From the third-party payor perspective and societal perspective at 10% influenza, the do-nothing strategy was the best, followed by clinical judgment (ICER ≤$148,358/QALY), point-of-care (ICER: ≤$202,127/QALY) and PCR testing (ICER: ≤$94,165/QALY compared to point-of-care).