Sentence examples for local comparison from inspiring English sources
This local comparison enables us to generate two types of estimates.
Table 5 Local comparison of OPERA logP and KOWWIN Model R2 RMSE OPERA logP 0.75 1.19 KOWWIN − 0.35 2.79.
After that it's just a trivial local comparison between the hashed password and the list to see whether or not there's a match.
This study demonstrates the importance of validation of computational models through the use of experimental in vivo data, including the local comparison of simulated and experimental remodeling sites.
In the present study, the correlation between 11C-methionine uptake and cell or microvessel density was analyzed using histological specimens obtained by stereotactic biopsy, and an exact local comparison of 11C-methionine PET image and histological specimens was conducted.
But, the global comparison can be distracted by structural variations in the regions far away from the binding pockets; meanwhile the local comparison has a high false positive rate since the number of residues involved is too small.
But local comparisons are even more illuminating, including those you can draw between the strikingly different surfaces of the figure and those of the four large late-Shang vessels from the Sanxingdui pits, wide-mouthed vases known as lei, sitting in vitrines a few feet away.
This will make local comparisons between schools less meaningful.
Nonetheless, in NSW, we did not offer an explanation of why DLR (or ADR's) estimates based on local comparisons generate biased estimates of minimum wage effects, in particular estimates biased upward toward zero.
This is of great interest, for example, in the study of ductile fracture as local comparisons and error indicators would help understanding the limitations of current plasticity and damage models.
In addition, a key ingredient in the main proof concerning variable exponent problems is usually the so-called perturbation approach by various local comparisons with these problems of constant local maximal and minimal exponents (p^) and (p^), which also leads to an indispensable constant controlled by the log-Hölder condition (2.3), for more details, see the main proof in Section 4.
