Sentence examples for in comparison to adaptation from inspiring English sources
In comparison to adaptation procedures – e.g. the most ambitious approach by Fervers et al [ 35] – our SGR method differs mainly in the systematic consistency analysis and the validation procedure.
In comparison to its adaptations of the 1970s and 1980s, the BBC provided increased funding for many of its productions in the 1990s.
Film, literary, and Austen scholars noted the appearance of romance and romanticism within Pride & Prejudice, especially in comparison to previous adaptations.
On the other hand, the performance of NMF with speaker adaptation does not decrease in comparison to the conventional NMF without speaker adaptation.
The generally lower physiological stress-reactivity in women between puberty and menopause in comparison to men may conceal physiological adaptation in combined samples.
The VHH fragment has undergone important adaptations in comparison to a VH of a conventional antibody.
The H.264/AVC [1] video coding standard provides higher coding efficiency and stronger network adaptation capability in comparison to all the previously developed video coding standards.
The overall differentiation in the cuticular architecture of the edge in comparison to the central region reflects the adaptation to mechanical strains the cuticle has to sustain during contraction of extensor muscles, and to the structural and compositional transition from the edge to the connecting arthrodial membrane.
It is hypothesized that the relative increase in A. pisum sugar transporters in comparison to other sequenced insects reflects the adaptation to a sugar-rich diet [ 10].
In both test cases, the adaptation improves agreement with experimental data in comparison to the results from a non-adaptive RANS k ω model that uses the standard values of the k ω closure coefficients.
In comparison to the popular 1995 BBC version, which featured Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle, producer Paul Webster desired to make an adaptation that "doesn't conform to the television drama stereotypes of a perfect clean Regency world".
