Sentence examples for quantitative superiority from inspiring English sources

While NATO planners considered their own forces to be technologically superior to the Soviet forces, they were nevertheless mindful that the Soviet Union had a decisive quantitative superiority in conventional forces (more tanks, armoured vehicles, artillery, combat aircraft, and troops).

Presotto et al. [17] demonstrated the quantitative superiority of PSF + TOF for dynamic cardiac reconstructions using a thorax/heart phantom filled with either 18F alone or 18F and 13N (to simulate dynamically varying contrast), in both static and moving configurations.

On the other hand, it is noteworthy that none of the series found any quantitative superiority of immunohistochemistry in identifying NFTs over the best-possible silver-staining method.

We show the qualitative and quantitative superiority of the MSBTD algorithm compared to popular denoising algorithms on images from normal and age-related macular degeneration eyes of a multi-center clinical trial.

In quantitative terms, superiority of ELM over SVR and GRNN models was exhibited by ENS = 0.578, 0.378 and 0.144, r = 0.799, 0.761 and 0.468 and WI = 0.853, 0.802 and 0.689, respectively and the ELM model attained lower RMSE value by approximately 21.3% (relative to SVR) and by approximately 44.7% (relative to GRNN).

It has been suggested that non-inferiority and equivalence studies are not reported with the same quantitative rigor as superiority studies.

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The New Yorker, August 25 , 1951P. 17 A very drunk soldier was holding forth in a bar on the quantitative and qualitative military superiority of the U. S. We have the biggest and best Army, the biggest and best Navy, and the biggest and best Air Force, and need arose we could lick any nation or combination of nations anywhere.

A very drunk soldier was holding forth in a bar on the quantitative and qualitative military superiority of the U. S. We have the biggest and best Army, the biggest and best Navy, and the biggest and best Air Force, and need arose we could lick any nation or combination of nations anywhere.

A comparative study with other despeckling methods, using quantitative indices, showed the superiority of the proposed method over those methods.

Extensive experimental results with qualitative and quantitative analyses demonstrate the superiority of the proposed approach compared with state-of-the-art approaches.