Sentence examples for comparison to measures from inspiring English sources
If the effects of such memories on a bee's PER to sucrose stimulation were symmetrically opposite to those of the memories arising from an increasing reward schedule, then the bees exposed to a decreasing reward schedule would have shown longer reaction times and shorter PE durations, in comparison to measures from the bees that had been exposed to either increasing or constant reward schedules.
As both HoNOSCA and C-GAS are clinician-completed measures it is easier for clinicians to ensure that these measures are completed, in comparison to measures completed by the service user or caregiver (e.g. SDQ, GBO, CHI-ESQ) which often involve more administrative support and the co-operation of the service user.
Therefore, the technique can be performed relatively quickly once this measurement is obtained in comparison to measuring the locations of the interfaces directly.
This may help validate the landscape models via comparison to measured nuclide concentrations or to devise new effective sampling strategies.
The predicted flood stage error is 0.82 m or less, based on a comparison to measured stage.
As part of this study, a model to predict personal exposures based on individual time/activity data was developed for comparison to measured concentrations.
We highlight the importance of the device/component-level and system-level modeling and show some modeling examples with comparison to measured data.
The signum approach is prone to false numerical oscillations completely distorting the acceleration response signal in comparison to measured suspension system response.
The effect of these non-idealities on the measured drawdown is illustrated using the Theis equation with the Darcian T and S values to calculate drawdown for comparison to measured data.
Authors Patton et al.[ 23], Brudzynski et al.[ 26] and Sherlock et al.[ 13] used T24-T0 differentimeme comparison to measure the antibacterial effect of honey.
Effective values of input parameters for both deterministic and stochastic computer models are typically chosen by some type of comparison to measured data.
