Sentence examples for comparison to face from inspiring English sources

The EGM-rgbGE rank-1 recognition rate of over 89% is a difference of 17.48% in comparison to granular approach [24, 25], 15.24% in comparison to FACE [22], and 2.56% in comparison to GROF [23].

Technologically-mediated social interactions are often 'lean' in comparison to face-to-face interaction, with nuances of human behavior and meaning lost in the medium.

A randomized controlled trial of web-based learning in comparison to face-to-face lectures for registered nurses or midwives was conducted.

Andersson et al. [ 16] investigated the efficacy of guided Internet-based CBT (iCBT) in direct comparison to face-to-face CBT (fCBT) for psychiatric and somatic disorders.

For example, van Ierland and colleagues evaluated telephone in comparison to face-to-face emergency triage and concluded that a reference standard for comparing the appropriateness of triage recommendations is missing [ 23].

A web-based intervention is cheap in comparison to face-to-face exercise therapy and has the advantage of supporting in home exercises because of the 24/7 accessibility.

Morahan-Martin and Schumacher [ 23] found support for the position that loneliness leads to increased Internet use, while Caplan [ 39] concludes that social anxiety (rather than loneliness) explains the preference for online social interaction, because of benefits in comparison to face-to-face communication.

They mention in their response that scrambled images are are 'suited to maximize the cognitive comparison to faces'.

Re-growth rates appeared to be somewhat higher in north-facing slopes in comparison to south facing ones, in common with other similar studies in Mediterranean type ecosystems.

To date, there has been no synthesis of the evidence for the direct comparison between face to face follow-up consultations and those made by telephone in the context of surgical follow up care.

"It helped some owners, but the numbers pale in comparison to those facing foreclosure".