Sentence examples for comparison to regular from inspiring English sources

Results show that the actuation force can be reduced by approximately 95 97% in comparison to regular brakes.

This study evaluates the environmental performance of selected INC farms in the Northern Friesian Woodlands in comparison to regular benchmark farms using a Life Cycle Assessment.

Evidence is provided with regard to the short-term improvement of the gross motor function in children with Down syndrome participating in equine-assisted activities, in comparison to regular adapted physical education, in a special education institution.

The result indicates an increased conversion (∼74.8%) of daunorubicinone 7-O-α-d-glucoside and ∼22.2% of daunorubicinone-7,9-di-O-α-d-glucoside in one-pot UDP-α-d-glucose recycling system in comparison to regular reaction at 90 min incubation period.

In comparison to regular Poisson regression models, negative binomial regression models have an extra parameter to model the overdispersion.

Also, it was described that CCAAT box (a cis acting element) are significantly present with lower frequencies in radio responsive genes in comparison to regular genes [42].

Microsoft said that comparisons to regular, off the shelf hard drives (where you can get 500GB for as little as $155) are improper since installing those hard drives isn't a "plug and play experience".

An accuracy study was performed to investigate the accuracy of the method in comparison to the regular navigation pointer.

Numerical examples display significant increase in the number of cycles corresponding to crack initiation phase in comparison to traditional (regular) notch shapes.

The mixing performance is found to be superior in comparison to the regular helical mixer in the range of Reynolds number from 170 to 1540.

Finally, simulation results show that in comparison to the regular Manhattan street network (MSN) topology, wavelength requirements and average end-to-end delay based on the topology generated by LAS-PMM could be reduced by 24.8% and 12.4%, respectively.