Sentence examples for successively compared from inspiring English sources

Or the different traits of the character observed vertical or horizontal strokes, curves, etc.—may be analyzed and their combination successively compared with a series of models registered by the computer.

They were successively compared to normally-reared individuals for: number of ultrasonic vocalizations during isolation, respiratory physiology responses to normal air (20%O2), CO2-enriched air (6% CO2), hypoxic air (10%O2), and avoidance of CO2-enriched environments.

The parameter estimates of signal intensity in ROIs were computed from the first-level analysis in each participant and successively compared with a repeated measures ANOVA, with four facial expressions as within-effect factors and with dispositional affects as between-subjects factors.

H and L groups were successively compared after stratification by diabetes mellitus.

It has the additional, unique benefit that the functional contribution of multiple regions can be successively compared within the same participants.

Analyses then successively compared the profile of deceased patients in NH and HHS, with and without cancer, and presenting with or without mental disorders as a component of their situation.

The objective is to track a structure's long-term performance, typically using sensors, and to successively compare the most recently measured responses with prior response history.

We prospectively evaluated the mean reduction in headache days, migraine days, acute pain medication intake days and Headache Impact Test (HIT -6 score in 172 patients injected witHIT -6otulinumtoxinA 195 U. scoressinely, we compared the efficacy measures with data of 172 patients injected with OnabotulinumtoxinA 195 U.and followed up for 2 yearSuccessively

Activation of the PPC was also increased when two cues were presented successively as compared to a single cue.

Activation of areas along the dorsal pathway and corresponding signal time courses are displayed in Figure 2. The PPC spreading from the intraparietal sulcus (IPS) to the superior parietal lobule was labeled by an enhanced signal change in case that two cues were successively presented compared to a single-cue (degrees of freedom: 12, P < 0.01, uncorrected).

The idea of the procedure is successively to compare shifted current image with the reference image of the studied GeSi QDs array in time intervals (<10 s), for which the array does not shift noticeably (>5 nm), and to match these images.