Sentence examples for rules as compared from inspiring English sources

This paper develops a theoretical argument about the consequences of the new type of electoral rules as compared to the two older "pure" systems.

Although most universities and companies share similar "written" guidelines involving laboratory safety and other precautions, companies (particularly pharmaceutical and chemical companies) tend to be VERY strict in enforcing these rules as compared to academia.

By relying on the Pareto dominance rather than any specific objective, the proposed MO-GPHH was able to evolve very competitive rules as compared to existing benchmark rules in the literature.

It also allows efficient representation of access control list (ACL) type rules as compared to CAM devices, leading to smaller rule memory size, which in turn leads to lower power consumption.

Asian learners, including Indians, have been shown to possess learning characteristics such as relying on authority figures like instructors to impart knowledge, dislike of ambiguity and uncertainty, being less autonomous, and more obedient and conforming to rules as compared to Western students (Subramaniam, 2009).

However, two of the three independent cost utility analyses did not use recommended stop rules, as compared with one of eight manufacturer-sponsored analyses.

Yes, George McGovern and Barry Goldwater won — but they have been more the exceptions than the rule as compared with a host of others (Howard Dean, Pat Robertson, Jesse Jackson, Pat Buchanan, Jerry Brown) who lost.

However, for 16QAM, where m1 = 2 and m2 = 3 (cf. Table 2), two GF 64) symbols are mapped onto the same mapping onto one 16QAM symbol, and here the results show clear SNR gain of 0.5 dB for the mapping respecting the first design rule as compared to a pattern not respecting this rule, hence validating the merits of this rule.

The accuracy of the two criteria rule as compared with the original five criteria rule was high, with a percent agreement of 83.7%.

We included SOrt-ITEMS (Monzoorul Haque et al., 2009) as another protein homology-based tool to investigate the impact of a modified classification rule as compared with the original lowest common ancestor (LCA) rule of MEGAN (Huson et al., 2007).

In this study, the best route switching rule, travelers' current routes as compared to the best route, is investigated to further provide valuable insights into freeways travelers' route switching behavior with the provision of different types of real-time traffic information.