Sentence examples for more generalized comparison from inspiring English sources

For a more generalized comparison, the computational complexity was analysed in terms of the number of floating point operations (FLOPs), which we obtained according to the following rules [28]: The multiplication of l×m and m×n real (complex) matrices requires 2 l m n (8 l m n) FLOPs.

For a more generalized comparison between sdLCS and tdLCS, we take into account the differences in quantum efficiency, scan speed and scan range of the two methods (λ0 and λBW are equal since we employ the same light source): with ΔLmax the maximal measurable path length difference by the spectrograph after removal of the DC and modulation terms.

6– 14 Additional evidence favouring a specific contribution from GHD to adverse cardiovascular risk comes from studies comparing baseline characteristics and the effects of GH replacement in patients with isolated GHD in comparison with more generalized pituitary failure.

To clarify if the 'contactless switch' is tumor related or actually represents a more generalized phenomenon, we repeated the GEP comparison during remission.

Antibodies against the N-terminus of FH may impair its ability to inhibit complement both on surfaces and in body fluids leading to a more generalized inflammation observed in rheumatic conditions in comparison to aHUS.

In comparison to [2], interference power constraint, more generalized, and computational power saving system is considered in this paper.

Methods of using DXR-BMD have not been developed for the metatarsal bones, thus precluding direct comparisons of hand and foot bone loss as well as a possible relationship between more generalized bone loss and multiple joint damage as measured by the total Larsen score.

The more anxious the companies feel about profits, the more generalized the generalized anxiety disorders get.

Sometimes the message from the red carpet is more generalized.

The ensuing paintings slowly became more joyful, and the representation of the house became more generalized".

"A Song for Martin" is content to remain a more generalized case history.