Sentence examples for problem in comparison to from inspiring English sources

As things pan out, Hector's boozing is a small problem in comparison to the charming man-child being arrested on suspicion of beating up showgirl Kiki.

Simulated results distinctly show that BGSO is very competent in solving the UC problem in comparison to the previously reported algorithms.

But while developing countries have the highest number of slave labourers, developed countries with strong human rights laws "fail to resource the law enforcement to deal with the problem in comparison to virtually any other law", says Bales.

This allows us to significantly reduce the complexity of the learning problem in comparison to mi-SVM.

One reason for this could be a three level classification of the health problem in comparison to 15D which allows the patient to express the problem on five levels.

However, additional analyses showed significant differences in all but one CFQ subscale ('digestive symptoms, Mann-Whitney-U-Test, p = 0.08) for patients with any problem in comparison to patients without any problems with respect to the EQ-5D-Y.

Adults with intellectual disability are more likely to experience a range of physical and mental health problems in comparison to the general population.

These black box models (models with poor interpretability) will generally perform better on complex problems in comparison to white-box models (models with good interpretability) such as Decision Trees (DT) or Linear Regression (LR).

According to Harputlugil et al. [53] AHP is a better tool for solving the multi-criteria decision making problems in comparison to others (for example ELECTRE, DEMATEL, ISM, ANP, VIKOR and TOPSIS) because it is easy to use and a widely applicable and powerful tool for selection and evaluation purposes, both in engineering and social fields.

However, our experiments show, that the Rosenbrock solver can be inefficient for non-stiff problems in comparison to other solvers.

Acute hay fever (past four weeks), however, was associated with stronger HRQoL-impairment in individuals with mental health problems in comparison to those with no such problems.