Sentence examples for compared to systematic from inspiring English sources

As compared to systematic sampling plans, adaptive plans were three times less expensive in terms of sampling effort for the same accuracy.

We evaluated prostate cancer detection with contrast enhanced ultrasound of the prostate using MicroFlow Imaging (Toshiba America Medical Systems, Tustin, California) compared to systematic biopsy.

Multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (mpMRI /ultrasound fusion biopsy (targeted biopsy or TB) may improve detection of high-grade cancers when compared to systematic biopsy (SB).

Meta-analyses yielded marginally smaller effect sizes compared to systematic reviews, and those that included programs targeting family factors showed marginally larger effects than those that did not.

A large multi-institutional study, however, failed to show the benefit of local treatments compared to systematic chemotherapy; the median survival times were 18.0 and 16.8 months, respectively [18].

Also, SSURGO soil carbon values may overestimate the actual contents when compared to systematic field measurements because the SSURGO values at lower depths are often extrapolated from upper soil horizons.

Compared to the systematic devastation of an entire region's environment, "Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" seems like the petty feud that it was.

Criminal actions by armed opposition members, while appalling, are minuscule compared to the systematic criminal repression of the regime ….

But these occasional instances are as nothing compared to the systematic, shockingly reckless efforts by supporters of Israel to conflate their cause with the Jews as a whole and their cynical cheapening of the charge of anti-semtism.

This similarity index is intensively used, throughout a series of user tests, to highlight the added value of the IGA compared to a systematic car shape exploration, to prove its ability to create superior satisfactory designs and to stimulate designer's creativity.

The results of the present study suggest that, at a short term horizon of one year, the systematic CRAG screening (for targeted treatment of positive cases) in patients with CD4+ cell counts <100 cells/µl presenting to care in Cambodia, is more cost effective for cryptococcosis prevention compared to the systematic primary prophylaxis strategy.