Sentence examples for higher number of control from inspiring English sources

The default switching program configuration performs slightly better in peak reduction as it has smaller control steps and higher number of control groups.

However, the number of controls had a large effect on precision, which improved with a higher number of controls.

A higher number of controls compared to psoriasis individuals were selected in order to increase the study power.

A higher number of controls per case among men was chosen in order to enhance statistical power in analyses of RA in men.

Because there were more adult study wards than pediatric study wards, this resulted in a higher number of controls in adult wards than in pediatric wards.

Despite that both cases and controls had the same median age at the time of the study (13 years, min-max 3 18), a significantly higher number of controls were alive at that age (n=16 controls vs 8 cases; P≤0.05).

Only the results from the unmatched analyses are presented in this report since these were in close agreement with those from the matched analyses but in general had a higher degree of precision (due to a higher number of controls).

It could be argued that because of the proclivity for aspirin to cause gastrointestinal bleeding and anaemia, this could have led to over-representation of aspirin in the control group and indeed there was a slightly higher number of controls in which anaemia was the presenting condition.

The gate and its generalization to higher numbers of control qubits (C k -NOT) have applications as sub-modules in different quantum computing algorithms.

Our signature was trained on a high number of controls, and upon validation showed a remarkable specificity both on normal subjects and benign lung nodules.

Even in well-replicated studies with high numbers of control sites, separating the effects of spatial seascape variation from those of protection can be difficult given that a procedural framework is lacking for selecting appropriate control sites within a heterogeneous seascape [10].