Sentence examples for step in comparison to from inspiring English sources

The information delivered by the support system, on the basis of sensory instantaneous measurements, is the global change in the cheese at each time step in comparison to a standard trajectory of ripening.

Consequently one would expect to see changes in the gain for conditions in which the level of blur owing to the aberrations (excluding defocus), is different before the step in comparison to after the initial AR such as in the CAS condition.

In general it is shown that co-curing or co-bonding reduces a number of cost-expensive assembly steps in comparison to mechanical joining.

This was confirmed by our results, because we found that persons aged 75 years and older walked significantly slower with shorter steps and with an increased step width in comparison to the age-group 65 to 74 years.

"We clearly have gone a significant step further in comparison to anybody else by directly measuring the electric field amplitude of the vacuum as it fluctuates in space and time," he says.

Background and purpose: Although intensity modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) is a step forward in comparison to conventional, static beam delivery, quality assurance is more complex and labour intensive, demanding detailed two-dimensional dosimetric verification.

Our experimental strategy also represents a step forward in comparison to the indirect measurements achieved by SPT techniques [14], [15], since we reconstruct the entire spine cytoskeleton itself at a relatively high temporal resolution.

However, the squared weighted intensities exerts a steeper slope resembling a step function, in comparison to the sin model that gives rise to a slightly smoother sigmoid.

The respondent from the projects in Tamil Nadu, India (04-067 and 08-312) sthessed the advantage of the one-step approach in comparison to the two-step approach, as the test can be performed in one day.

Thus participants would have been able to store a cognitive representation [26] regarding the relative position of kerb-edge during the step down with greater precision/certainty when lvf was occluded at final-step contact in comparison to when it was occluded at penultimate-step contact.

Variance is substantially lower for the one-step mutants in comparison to all mutants, again suggesting that the wild-type sequence is fairly robust to nearby changes in sequence space.