Sentence examples for comparison to parallel from inspiring English sources
In addition, serial connection of pile-foundations has better performance and efficiency in comparison to parallel method.
At 1, 2 and 3 days of co-culture with alloreactive lymphocytes skin samples of one donor were taken and analyzed in comparison to parallel samples cultured in medium only.
By decreasing the number of docked molecules, CPVS saves more than two-thirds of the time and got an average speedup of 3.7 in comparison to Parallel VS [9].
A detailed discussion is provided in our earlier work [8, 9] on choosing Spark for parallel virtual screening in comparison to other parallel frameworks, such as OpenMPI, MPI and Google MapReduce.
The authors also provided a quantitative comparison to existing parallel algorithms for QR factorization.
The fan beam collimator showed increased counting efficiency in comparison to a parallel hole collimator.
In comparison to the parallel single-analyte assays, shell-encoded Au NPs engineered electrochemical aptasensors offer multiplexing capability and show significant prospects in biomedical research and early diagnosis of diseases.
When developing a computer program, the Schur method has a significant book-keeping load in comparison to other parallel algorithms used, e.g., Schwarz alternating domain decomposition method [H.A. Schwarz, Gesammelte Mathematiche Abhandlungen, vol. 2, Springer, Berlin, 1890, p. 133].
By comparison to a parallel Coomassie stained gel, the lanes containing cuscutain were identified and cut out.
All found and mentioned aspects of the SWD were discussed and set off to the parallel group CRT to identify which of these aspects are indeed unique for the SWD and whether each aspect is an advantage or disadvantage in comparison to the parallel group CRT.
If the analysis of a parallel group CRT includes a baseline measurement as a covariate (resulting in an analysis of covariance), then the SWD does not necessarily require fewer clusters in comparison to a parallel group CRT with three measurement periods (one baseline and two follow-up) as shown by Rhoda et al. [ 5].
