Sentence examples for comparison to the index from inspiring English sources

In the Middle-Flexed posture there was an overall high rate of mislocalization of stimuli onto the middle fingertip due to the Illusory Rabbit Train in comparison to the Index- and Ring-Flexed.

"[Managers] have to justify their higher fees and make their comparisons to the index more favorable".

There is also a higher functional similarity for the lower GO Index levels in comparison to the higher Index levels.

When reading these items, a brief comparison to the quality index can be made.

Comparison to the AE index also showed a very high squared coherence value ((approx 0.9) for periods longer than two days for the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

The objective of this observational study is to evaluate the effectiveness of pupilometric video in comparison to the Bispectral index (BIS).

The closest comparison to the NeuroSync index for short cycles would be late triggering and early cycling-off values, which would fall outside the box, that is, in the upper left quadrants in Figures  1 and 3. Long cycles are likely to be associated with early trigger (lower quadrants) and/or delayed cycling-off (right-side quadrants) or repeated EAdi during assist (asynchrony).

In comparison to the WF/G SB Index, the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Index of Small Business Optimism for March of 2016 came in at 92.6 which was a "two-year low".

In comparison to the Full Frailty Index and the CHESS scale, they were less successful in creating a more circumscribed group of AL residents for potential interventions.

The Achilles tendon Total Rupture Score was evaluated for internal consistency, using Cronbach's alpha, convergent validity, through correlation analysis and responsiveness, by analysing floor and ceiling effects and calculating its relative efficiency in comparison to the Disability Rating Index and EQ 5D scores.

All effects observed were small in comparison to the effect on glycaemic index previously obtained by addition of soluble fibres.