Sentence examples for compared with components from inspiring English sources
Transmission lines from electricity transmission systems crossing wide rivers or canyons can have much longer spans (e.g. longer than 1000 m) compared with components from conventional civil structures.
The visual appearance of the solder joint according to the standards of lead-free soldered components was compared with components soldered with SnPb solders.
Moreover, migrated acetabular components showed significantly higher rates of backside volumetric change plus screw head indentations compared with components without migration.
Additionally, the results obtained in this paper indicate that achieving modular redundancy in series and series parallel systems provides significant advantages when compared with component redundancy.
Extrapolated results are compared with component specifications for design verification.
The trees from Tree-Puzzle were visualised with TreeView version 1.6.6 [ 45], and the NJ and ML trees were compared with Component version 2.0 [ 46].
Indeed, both JoinMap and MergeMap generated integrated maps with good consistency in marker order (measured by Spearman's rank correlation coefficient r) compared with component population-specific maps for most LGs (JoinMap, r > 0.90 for all three pairwise comparisons for 11 LGs; MergeMap, r > 0.95 for the three pairwise comparisons for all 19 LGs).
In a multicenter study of 328 total shoulder arthroplasties, Lazarus et al. [ 8] reported superior technical outcomes for biaxially pegged components compared with keeled components.
Limitations of this study are mainly linked to the cost components covered compared with the components of overall CoI.
There are conflicting reports on the superiority of multi-component compared with single component interventions [ 19, 20].
There are indications that PE components produced using molding provide for less wear compared with extruded components [20], but a main factor responsible for wear of UHMWPE in hip replacements is oxidative degradation, which degrades its mechanical properties [21].
