Sentence examples for considered group from inspiring English sources

In addition, the pramipexole group showed reaction time and motor speed slowing and increased negative affect; however, when adverse physical side effects were considered, group differences in motor speed and negative affect disappeared.

Furthermore, the results indicate that the implementation of group technology generally meets shifts in performance requirements caused by competitive pressures, particularly flexibility and responsiveness, albeit the companies considered group technology only when under pressure of 'poor' business performance.

The set of considered group sizes is given by Q = 1, 2, 4, 8.

We concentrate on the m th MC-CDMA block and denote the demodulator outputs at the p th antenna corresponding to the Q subcarriers of the considered group.

A retrospective assessment of the usefulness of lung ultrasound (LU) in the diagnosis of pneumonia in patients with signs and symptoms of sepsis and respiratory disease. 2 groups of patients were considered: Group A: 22 patients with a positive first SCXR (SCXR1) for pneumonia.

The values of the scattering factors f (Se(^{2-})) and f(S(^{2-})) were extrapolated from the reported value f(O(^{2-})) assuming that the scattering factors increase linearly by a factor (I_mathrm{O}^{{2-}}) with increasing period number of the considered group in the periodic table.

THE network considered grouping the 12 offending shorts together and airing them with a disclaimer.

Two types of node groups are considered: groups based on physical proximity and groups based on modal sensitivity.

Nguyen et al. [10] considered group-wise STCs for a trade-off between performance and complexity, where the transmit antennas are divided into multiple groups or layers that transmit smaller-size STC symbol blocks.

Since the QOSTBC setup requires twice as many time slots as the considered group-wise scheme, a constellation of double bits per symbol is considered for the QOSTBC to make both schemes comparable in terms of transmitted rate.

The two considered groups are equivalent.