Sentence examples for comparison of terms from inspiring English sources

The comparison of terms names is intentionally quite basic, and does not take advantage of, e.g. etymology of words.

In a randomised comparison of terms for DCIS among a national community sample of women, interest in watchful waiting was high irrespective of the terminology used.

The semiautomation involves automated comparison of new entries to the entries already processed within the KB and comparison of terms that are entered into locally implemented dictionaries.

The results of each approach were then re-verified by manually curated analysis, which involved side-by-side comparison of terms within the ontologies using the web-based ontology browsers provided by MGI and the NCI.

It is difficult to precisely draw the numerical comparison of term counts between orthologous genes annotated with redundant terms.

Comparison of term infant AF and late preterm infant AF RNA-Seq profiles revealed hundreds of highly distinct transcripts that can be correlated with fetal organ maturity.

All comparisons of term lists made in this paper compute three information theory metrics that are frequently employed in a myriad of scientific works dealing with information retrieval.

A comparison of the terms of the Act of 1942 with those of the Defense Production Act of September 8 , 1950 and a comparison of the regulations and practice under those Acts is impressive.

See Martin (2001) for a comparison of the terms used regarding the modalities of verbiage and image across authors.

Table 2 presents a comparison of energy terms employed in each model.

Evidently, a comparison of both terms with a meanfield theory can reveal whether fluctuations are important or not.