Sentence examples for simple comparator from inspiring English sources

In this analysis the data from the other fields in the logbook were not scrutinised, as there is no simple comparator to validate these with.

To aid patients in comparing AF with other medical conditions, the patient survey also included simple descriptions of comparator diseases.

In addition, the net spatial resolution of about one-tenth of the strip width at the hardware trigger level (300 ns) is obtained using a simple network of comparators.

This methodology will allow implementing these intrinsic non-linear functions using comparators and simple linear modellers, easily implemented in programmable logic.

In the proposed method, with proper PWM strategy, instead of detecting the zero-crossing point (ZCP) of the nonexcited motor back electromagnetic force (EMF) or the average motor terminal to neutral voltage, the true zero-crossing points of back EMF are extracted directly from the difference of the specific average line-to-line voltages with simple RC circuits and comparators.

Comparator: The groups compared were subjects tested by WGS, WES, and CMA.

Methodologies exist to indirectly compare interventions, as do modes to implement such methodologies. 1 5–8 In the simplest form, interventions that are evaluated against a common comparator in separate trials can be compared using an anchored-indirect treatment comparison approach.

Dividing the total implementation costs of each intervention by its effects generates a simple cost effectiveness ratio, relative to a comparator situation of no intervention.

As anthozoan cnidarians are traditionally considered to be amongst the simplest animals at the tissue level of organization and have the simplest known nervous systems, they are an important comparator for establishing ancestral roles of genes and understanding the evolution of metazoan gene families.

9 Dividing total implementation costs of each intervention by its effects generates a simple average cost effectiveness ratio relative to a comparator situation of no intervention.

The most common scenario was the indirect comparison of two competing interventions adjusted by common comparators using classic frequentist methods (including simple metaregression).