Sentence examples for mismatch analysis from inspiring English sources

Further, the THD and mismatch analysis is carried to prove the robustness of proposed current mirror.

The works included a mismatch analysis of the operation of the network and a verification of the signal processing accuracy.

Although, a mismatch analysis of 30 MonteCarlo simulations and 3σ device parameter variations exhibits a higher non-linearity for the threshold comparators, the gain, offset and DNL errors for the optimized one are diminished in a 37%, 12% and 17%, respectively.

The sensitivity of CS to the mismatch between the predefined and actual atoms is studied in [13]; however, the focus of that article is mainly on mismatch analysis rather than development of an algorithm.

Mismatch analysis indicates that the model of population expansion could not be rejected for any site (P>0.05) except Toowoomba (P<0.001).

In addition, Tajima's and Fu's neutrality tests were conducted in Arlequin to provide support for possible population expansion, detected by the mismatch analysis.

First, the match/mismatch analysis assesses whether cross-drug response and correlated assay results across different therapies limit the predictive ability of the assay.

We feel that in the appropriate circumstance, our proposed match/mismatch analysis can provide helpful information regarding an assay's potential prognostic and/or predictive value.

Sir, We read with great interest the recent Short Communication by Korn and Freidlin (2015), which considers hypothetical examples challenging the 'match/mismatch' analysis presented in Tian et al (2014).

In Tian et al (2014), we proposed and applied a novel match/mismatch analysis approach for evaluating the predictive value of a chemoresponse assay from an observational study, by investigating the assay's association with outcome.

This is inconsistent with the clinical situation in recurrent ovarian cancer (to which the match/mismatch analysis was applied), where more than ten different drugs are recommended, but evidence from clinical trials fail to demonstrate that any one is superior to any other (National Comprehensive Cancer Network, 2014).