Sentence examples for compared under an from inspiring English sources
To achieve an optimal trade-off between the tracking accuracy and convergence ability, the performances of these approaches are compared under an Urban Dynamometer Driving Schedule (UDDS) test.
To date, effectiveness of voluntary, involuntary and forced exercises has not been fully compared under an animal brain ischemia model.
Outcomes will be compared under an "intent to treat" scenario and, if significant differences in other determinants of these outcomes are observed between study cohorts at baseline, generalized multilevel mixed models will be used to compare outcomes between study cohorts.
Continuous models found in the literature are expanded so that the alternatives could be compared under a wider array of options.
The performance predictions of a simple one-dimensional natural draft wet cooling tower (NDWCT) model and a two-dimensional axisymmetric numerical model are compared under a range of design parameters.
The project aims to develop a web-based arena, where production systems can be quickly and exhaustively described and different production scheduling policies can be evaluated and compared under a common simulation environment.
The chemical stability of all compounds was compared under a range of different conditions to ascertain the ease with which each heterocyclic ring breaks open, which is clearly a prerequisite for NO release.
Five space time designs were compared under a first order autoregressive time series model for the spatial means, through the average and generalized sampling variances of the estimated spatial means, and through the sampling variance of the estimated linear trend.
Via simulation, the rate of correct and incorrect MED identification are compared for Dunnett's test, trend test and MCP-Mod for a variety of underlying dose response profiles including both monotone and non-monotone dose responses and are compared under a large number of trial design settings.
After 21 days, the animals' shin muscles were weighed and compared under a microscope.
To confirm this conjecture, the effective moment of inertia of the specimens were compared under a yield load.
