Sentence examples for in comparison to the approximate from inspiring English sources
This indicator confers a considerable advantage to the semiparametric approach in comparison to the approximate statistics available in the clustering approach that typically show multiple optima across the number of clusters.
Traditional approaches assume this variation is slow in comparison to the burst interval, and they approximate average timing delay over a number of symbol periods which it means that synchronization parameter can be considered as quasi-constant [16], however, ignoring this variation would degrade the performance as it will be well illustrated in simulation results.
(D ) T. brucei flagellum grows in a disorganized manner probably due to a lack of associated axonemal proteins in the distal tip, this model is made to approximate where the components are added in comparison to the distal tip.
The graphene sheet consisting of 400 aromatic rings was created using HyperChem and was used for the surface area calculation, since the MWCNTs used in the current study have an average diameter of at least 12 nm which is at least six times larger than the biggest dimension of the pyrene-POSS molecule and can be approximated as a flat surface in comparison to the adsorbed molecules.
Approximate percentage inhibition of glycation was assessed in comparison to the uninhibited reaction, based on the decrease in migration of BSA in the presence of COS extract.
In comparison to the I.M.F.
An approximate 50% electrogram attenuation achieved within 30 s of ablation in the standard group in comparison to 15 s in the robotic group was reported.
In comparison to YPA pre-growth medium, there is an approximate 2-hr delay in the onset of premeiotic DNA synthesis after pre-growth in RPS-L.
Charlie the Tuna, in comparison to Beckett.
Approximate 700 per 100,000 children under the age of 16 years have epilepsy in comparison to 330 per 100,000 in adults [ 8].
Talk of approximate truth is often invoked in this context, and has produced a significant amount of often highly technical work, conceptualizing the approximation of truth as something that can be quantified, such that judgments of relative approximate truth (of one proposition or theory in comparison to another) can be formalized and given precise definitions.
