Sentence examples for misses compared to from inspiring English sources

The higher the recall, the less "misses" compared to the true match; and the higher the precision, the less "false alarms".

The frequency of still birth was significantly higher among near misses compared to controls (28.4% versus 4.8%, P<0.001).

The proportion of low-birth weight infants (<2500 g) was higher among near misses compared to controls (44.4% versus 13.5% p<0.001).

Table 4 shows unadjusted bivariate associations from multinomial logistic regression of socioeconomic, biological, and psychosocial factors with reported obstetric complications and near misses (compared to 30,450 non-complicated pregnancies) among 41,660 married women of reproductive age with data on all independent variables in rural northwest Bangladesh from December 2007 to June 2011.

That's a lot of ice missing compared to an average year.

On what this team is missing compared to the 1992 Dream Team: "Michael Jordan, probably.

S should be followed by D for deletion (SD_), if amino acids are missing compared to the canonical protein record described by the protein accession and sequence version number.

This study found a significantly lower rate of incompleteness in the DHIS records (2.5% of data missing) compared to our survey.

However, the composition of the Rickettsia T4SS became more complex in recent years, with our past study determining that only four components (VirB1, VirB2, VirB5, VirB7) are missing compared to the vir T4SS of A. tumefaciens [81].

This compensation mechanism works after loss of either antenna, but possibly represents an urgent response when the right, "dominant" antenna is missing compared to a slower compensation or adjustment in synaptic development at 14 days when the left antennae is removed (Figure 3).

If too many peptides are missed compared to a standard CID-only approach, alternating CID/ETD might be less meaningful.