Sentence examples for in relation to other tools from inspiring English sources
DevInfo needs to demonstrate its added value and comparative advantage in relation to other tools for MDG monitoring and measurement of development effectiveness.
Examination of the likelihood ratios allows such a comparison and also provides an assessment of the value of the models in relation to other tools.
In the following sections, we will discuss DOG4DAG in relation to other tools supporting aspects of automatic ontology creation and will take position on how DOG4DAG's input complies to the design guidelines proposed by (Schober et al., 2009).
The use of wavelet analysis seems to offer a significant benefit in relation to other tools, because it can detect changes of both variability and complexity in different frequency bands of temperature signals, which have been shown by others to correlate with physiologic phenomena.
In this study, we explored the validity of the WHIM in relation to other behavioural assessment tools – Glasgow Liège Coma Scale (GLS) [ 2], Coma-Near Coma scale (CNC) [ 3], Western Neuro Sensory Stimulation Profile (WNSSP) [ 4] – as well as in relation to the Bi-Spectral Index (BIS), derived from electroencephalographic measures.
Genome based phylogenetic analysis of Actinoplanes sp. SE50/110 in relation to other closely related species was performed with the comparative genomics tool EDGAR [ 60].
Finally, an evaluation was made of the usefulness of the scores obtained with the new tool, in relation to other variables obtained by hetero-assessment.
Because severity estimation in the CGI is performed in relation to other patients, it is a subjective assessment tool.
This pattern was also reflected in the use of SMS tools, but not in relation to other self-management behaviors.
Eligible studies reported on 1) stiffness as an outcome in relation to other core set measures, 2) development of a patient reported tool to measure stiffness, or 3) comparison of two different tools to measure aspects of stiffness, all in low disease activity.
