Sentence examples for which it is compared from inspiring English sources

This "Bidirectional SLE" is evaluated in an experiment in which it is compared with an equivalent "Traditional SLE", which is built upon traditional QR codes.

If transitivity holds, the evaluation of any one alternative does not depend on the other alternative with which it is compared.

Seralini et al.'s experimental design followed closely that of earlier work by others, with which it is compared in Table 1 of their paper.

Applying the association rules in the final optimization process, the proposed method significantly reduces the uncertainties of the WRF simulation and performs best among other models to which it is compared.

We assess FML-kNN's performance and scalability in a detailed experimental evaluation, in which it is compared to similar methods implemented in Apache Hadoop, Spark, and Flink distributed processing engines.

We validate the method through an accuracy test, in which it is compared with a reliable BIEM in the calculation of the displacement discontinuity along a single crack (Section 3).

In this study, to better understand the colonization process of V592, which was isolated from cotton in Xinjiang, China, we first inoculated cotton and Arabidopsis with GFP-labeled V592 (V592-Gfor) for an infectivity test in which it was compared with its wild-type isolate, V592.

Because of an editing error, a film review on Wednesday about "Bad Santa" misstated the year of the movie "Scrooged," with which it was compared.

ImClone Systems' cancer drug Erbitux has failed the first clinical trial in which it was compared with a placebo, doctors conducting the trials said here today.

Gradually it garnered online reviews in which it was compared to Dickens, Melville, Dostoevsky, Joyce, Pynchon, David Foster Wallace and Jonathan Lethem (and the Coen Brothers, Police Academy and The Wire), before being taken up by Chicago University Press and now the MacLehose imprint of Quercus (the publishers of Stieg Larsson).

[C4.] Setback for Cancer Treatment A cancer treatment failed in the first clinical trial in which it was compared with a placebo, a blow to the development of so-called cancer vaccines.