Sentence examples for introduced in comparison from inspiring English sources
The contrasting engineering use of the term "air mass" is also introduced in comparison.
The structure characteristic of the fully pre-stressed six-axis force/torque sensor is introduced in comparison with the traditional Stewart platform-based force sensor.
Furthermore, developed models on human response to noise on board ships and SILENV Green Label noise standards are also introduced in comparison with the current normative framework.
A material-designing principle in which a hierarchical structure is achieved by a series of steps of folding a low-order structure into a high-order structure is introduced in comparison with periodic arrays of unit cells.
These results could be explained by hypothesizing an improvement of the synergism between the mutant epCelStrep_2 and the other two enzymes (xylanase and β-glucosidase) used for the preparation of the cocktail, due to the mutations introduced, in comparison to the other tested mutants.
The AHI partnerships are working in "real" country contexts, where successful activities may be adopted in other areas and separate programs with similar aims may be introduced in comparison areas.
Nonetheless, it is possible that with a substantial level of missing data, a bias may have been introduced in the comparison of microbiological profiles between cases and the subcohort.
However, as a component factor of the AJCC stage, primary tumour (T) and nodal status (N) was not introduced in multivariate comparisons.
Therefore, a fuzzy logic is introduced in the pairwise comparison of ANP to make up for this deficiency in the conventional ANP, and is called as fuzzy ANP.
Therefore, we may immediately define a family of conference recommendation techniques based on the utility matrix and the classical similarity measures introduced in the "Conference comparison techniques" subsection that we call CF-Jaccard, CF-Pearson, CF-Cosine, and CF-Communities, according to the similarity measure adopted.
A sax is introduced in this furthering comparisons to Can.
