Sentence examples for compared to the term from inspiring English sources

"Village" has a particular meaning compared to the term in other countries due to some unique principles and regulations that apply only to places designated as "villages" in China.

However, in most of the cameras the white noise V i,j,k) is negligible compared to the term b i,j), so it can be disregarded.

Since ( {{overline{upsilon}}_i}^2 ) / c" = 4.4 ×10−5, a D+ ion is a nonrelativistic particle and the relativistic term for a D+ ion corresponding to the second part of Eq. (26) can be neglected compared to the term for a D+ ion corresponding to the first term of Eq. (26).

It should be noted that additional simulations performed using selection criteria by sorting showed no significant improvement for SPMMax-MDF as it was found that the sparseness effect of dominates the selection process compared to the term, which results in selecting the same filter coefficients for adaptation as would be selected using (32).

Regarding CxCR4, a similar down-regulation was seen in the early placental tissue as compared to the term from healthy women [43].

The gene expression levels of FLT-1 and KDR were comparable in the normotensive and term PE groups but were higher (1.9-fold for FLT-1 and 3.0-fold for KDR) in the preterm PE group compared to the term PE (P <0.05 for FLT-1 and P <0.01 for KDR) and the normotensive group (P <0.01).

This allows for a significant reduction of the number of terms needed for the representation of the microstructure compared to the terms needed using the full 2nd order homogenization method.

Variations over time in the porosity and the Terzaghi effective stress (i.e., equation (15) of Suzuki and Yamashita (2006)) were also ignored because their contributions were small compared to the terms expressed in Eq. (1).

Our results revealed that long-term outcomes of disclosure were overwhelmingly positive, with even fewer negative outcomes in the long term (9.5) compared to the short term responses.

The second term in (26) is relatively small compared to the first term and always larger than zero.

Although the quadratic term in (7) is very small compared to the linear term, it has great impact on the value.