Sentence examples for expected and compared to from inspiring English sources

The strain field was determined to be almost equi-biaxial as expected and compared to finite element calculations.

Germany's public sector deficit came in at 3.5 percent of G.D.P., a touch higher than expected and compared to 3 percent in 2009.

The expected bevacizumab pharmacokinetic parameters were calculated for each patient using the final covariate reference PPK model ("expected" parameters), and compared to the estimated bevacizumab pharmacokinetic parameters based on observed data ("observed" parameters).

The input pressure and the flow rate were systematically varied within the expected range and compared to the output values.

However, a surprising shift has taken place in the time-frame 2001 2005 when more interventions have been developed both compared to the expected count and compared to the time-frames before and after that target the family as a whole (see Table 5).

Results: Admissions (17231) before introduction of SwissDRG were used to model expected admissions after DRG and compared to admissions observed.

Owing to their structural diversity and hydrophobic nature, better modulators are expected from these scaffolds and compared to heparins, these small sulfated compounds are increasingly gaining importance as inhibitors of coagulation [ 14– 18, 27, 28].

The expected value for each patient to be alive at different time points was determined and the expected Kaplan-Meier curve was plotted and compared to the observed Kaplan-Meier survival curves for overall survival and LuTx-free survival.

Using a hypothesis for the ego-motion state, the expected radial velocity can be calculated and compared to the actual measured Doppler velocity.

The robustness was evaluated based on performance, particularly in worst case scenarios, and compared to the expected value-variance portfolio model.

After these loads were applied, forces acting at the distal tibia were recorded with the mentioned six axis load cell and compared to the expected result of the free body diagram.