Sentence examples for efficient comparison from inspiring English sources
Different numerical examples and efficient comparison are performed to confirm the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed methods.
The efficient comparison of different preservation technologies will depend on access to the appropriate parameters.
The proposed simulated annealing is matched with a deterministic approach allowing an effective and efficient comparison.
This fact impedes an efficient comparison and choice of appropriate product family combinations for the production system.
Nancy St. Pierre, a Sabre spokeswoman, said the company "is confident that the court will affirm Sabre's contractual right to protect our customers' interests and support airlines that value transparent and efficient comparison shopping".
The conformational space encoding enables an efficient comparison of the conformational space.
In order to facilitate efficient comparisons, several representations of shape have been proposed ranging from those based on moments [22] and surfaces [21, 23] to grid-based approaches [24] (see Putta & Beroz [15] for a comprehensive review).
WOMAC scores can subsequently be calculated based on data collected using the KOOS questionnaire, thus making efficient comparisons across published literature possible.
Efficient comparisons of cognitive and affective outcomes between these care services can be difficult due to patients' heterogeneity, both within and across settings.
Consequently the current trial evaluates three primary activity themes using a core set of performance-based tests recommended by OARSI [ 45], and from this core set of tests efficient comparisons of treatment outcomes across published literature can be made.
Because XRF measurement of bone lead concentration can, due to measurement uncertainty, produce negative point estimates when the true bone lead concentration is close to zero, in our analysis, we kept all point estimates (including negative values) of bone lead concentrations, which yields less bias and more efficient comparisons (Kim et al. 1995).
