Sentence examples for provided in general from inspiring English sources
Given that PI is routinely provided in general dental practice it is noteworthy that none of the eligible trials were conducted in primary care, included patient centred outcomes, economic analyses or long term effects.
The different plots demonstrate the capacity gain provided in general by the MIMO structure.
Of the previously mentioned models, the Adachi Lu and del Valle Aguilera equations provided, in general, lower average error than the other models.
Overall, mean and median values are very central in the scale, with a small standard deviation, which means that users provided in general an average evaluation, without any specific condition which was significantly more pronounced in the Likert scale.
PEG grafted polymers provided, in general, a better shielding and protection to ABO and minor antigens from antibody recognition than HPG polymers, however, the compact HPGs provided greater protection of certain antigens on the RBC surface.
(Although some speech-reading support was obtained for isolated words from a single speaker in Massaro's paper, this result did not generalise well to extemporaneous speech from different speakers (which is indeed one of the goals of SynFace).) The second method resulted in large errors in the trajectories in case of misrecognition, but provided, in general, more reliable results.
In fact, in aerospace applications, indirect methods are preferred because they provide, in general, more precise optimal trajectories.
The H s estimation from Equation (9) provides, in general, good agreements with the results derived from in-situ sensors.
As seen, ADCTC provides, in general, better visual quality (according to the metric PSNR-HVS) than other coders for the most interesting area of.
Weighted estimators provide in general a modest performance improvement over non-weighted ones, for the considered DoA variance range ( σ θ j ∈ [ 10 °, 30 ° ] ).
In this respect, the scope of this paper is to identify open challenges and to provide, in general, food for thought for stimulating a discussion on the topic of operational measures, with specific attention to the damaged ship condition.
