Sentence examples for compared with inspection from inspiring English sources

Compared with inspection and sampling in live flocks the abattoir sample collection strategy proved to be simple and effective, and ensured that samples from many lambs from a large area were examined.

The analysis focuses on the sensitivity and specificity of responses obtained from the mobile phone interviews compared with the inspection visits.

When compared with visual inspection, FM and ATP were discordant in 108 (37.2%) and 105 (36.2%) of 290 surfaces sampled and when compared with each other FM and ATP were discordant in 135 (46.6%) of 290 surfaces sampled.

Thus, when the CGC prediction is compared with manual inspection, the conclusion is that the application makes a reliable evaluation of the OMIM records for the four QTLs studied in detail.

Further, Iran has enabled daily access to its enrichment facilities, compared with bimonthly inspections before the deal.

When compared with detail abattoir inspection, routine abattoir inspection failed to detect 71.8% (242/337) of TB infected carcasses with gross pathologic lesions (false negative), but only misclassified a negligible proportion (0.7%) (22/2985) as TB infected when they were not (false positives).

Compared with the 100% inspection policy which is widely used in the literature on integrated production, maintenance and quality control, the results obtained show that an economic design of acceptance sampling in such an integrated context can lead to important cost savings of more than 20%.

30 Dermoscopy is the most widely used non-invasive approach to aid diagnosis of melanoma; in the secondary care setting its use increases diagnostic accuracy compared with clinical visual inspection 31 and SIAscopy.

Companies undergoing random inspections saw workplace injuries decline by about 9% in the 4 years following the date of inspection compared with injury reports during the same time period in firms that were not inspected, the researchers report online today in Science.

The aggregated local quality is compared with scores from visual inspection.

Ms. Murray said a recent study by the inspector general of the Department of Transportation found that nearly two in five Mexican trucks failed basic safety inspections, compared with one in four American trucks or one in seven Canadian trucks.