Quantitative results and comparison with baseline methods
Key Quantitative Results
... • “The comparison of different providers options is difficult as there are all-inclusive, partly-inclusive, status-inclusive, non-inclusive prices. At the moment the extra services and fees are not available for ...
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Ozone Determination: A Comparison of Quantitative Analysis Methods
... A comparison of ozone quantitative analysis methods by using spectrophotometric and volumetric method has been ...the results of both methods, it can be concluded that volumetric method ...
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The Dutch Parelsnoer Institute - Neurodegenerative diseases; methods, design and baseline results
... Several other multicentre initiatives have collected data to study the value of new biomarkers for early identifica- tion of AD and related disorders. The Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) in North ...
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Quantitative Comparison Of Reconstruction Methods For Compressive Sensing Mri
... of comparison for the algorithms at number of samples in percentage of 40, 50, 60 and ...better results compared with its counter parts in case of ...MSE comparison between the discussed algorithms ...
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Mammographic Breast Density: Comparison of Methods for Quantitative Evaluation
... three methods is ...each comparison of any two methods uses the results where the populations coincide, and are there- fore identical, the effect of this differ- ence is likely to be ...the ...
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Comparison And Practical Results Of Two Promising Methods
... perspective is with a bit of confusion as well as some discomfort. Therefore, to avoid such confusion and discomfort, according to the results of many studies, the image will move further, ie the picture will be ...
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A quantitative approach to fluvial facies models: methods and example results
... However, it must be borne in mind that the approach of utilizing a database for the generation of quantitative fluvial facies models suffers from several limitations, principally inherent in the source- ...
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A comparison of visual and quantitative methods to identify interstitial lung abnormalities
... various methods has not been ...classification methods (based on global increases in regions of high attenuat- ing areas) alone may have limitations, our study does not exclude the possibility that ...
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A comparison of quantitative methods for clinical imaging with hyperpolarized 13C-pyruvate
... reliable methods are necessary to accurately probe the reaction in ...titative methods were compared in vivo by using subcutaneous breast tumours in rats to examine the effect of pyruvate ...appropriate ...
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A comparison of semi-quantitative methods suitable for establishing volatile profiles
... Most plants emit their floral scent preferentially at cer- tain times of the day. Plants emitting mostly during the day include rose, narcissus or Antirrhinum, while plants with preferential night emission include ...
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Quantitative Methods
... this is very convenient in countries where electoral registers or similar lists do not exist. Disadvantages – one disadvantage is that often the units within the sample are homogeneous, i.e. clusters tend to consist of ...
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Comparison of Two Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative Study of C - Reactive Protein
... and Methods: The CRP of 200 patients was investigated by quantitative and qualitative ...the results was reported. For quantitative CRP testing, Immunoturbidimetry was ...
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Exergy accounting: a quantitative comparison of methods and implications for energy-economy analysis
... model results to different assumptions used to estimate efficiency, we employed a number of methods for estimating the efficiency of industrial heating and mechanical drive ...
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Quantitative comparison of mapping methods between Human and Mammalian Phenotype Ontology
... different methods to align the Human Phenotype Ontology and the Mammalian Phenotype ...Our results suggest that combining both approaches will yield a better mappings in terms of completeness, specificity ...
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Results. Methods. Comparison of WHO standards and NCHS reference 943
... With respect to overweight, use of the WHO standards will result in a greater prevalence that varies by age and the nutritional status of the index population. In relation to age, the artificial drop in prevalence at 24 ...
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Comparison of Biopsy Results and Imaging Methods, in the Diagnosis of Breast Cancer
... the methods has the adequate sensitivity, specifity and diagnostically corre- ctness rate in the diagnosis of the breast ...of methods together increases the diagnostical correctness ...MR methods ...
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Chromosomal assignment of quantitative trait loci influencing baseline circulating total cholesterol level in male laboratory mice: report of a consomic strain survey and comparison with published results
... one quantitative trait locus that is involved in baseline circulating total cholesterol ...a quantitative trait locus, increase compared to the host strain baseline circulating total ...
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Detailed quantitative comparison of half-bridge modular multilevel converter modelling methods
... detailed comparison of different modelling methods of the half-bridge modular multilevel converter (HB-MMC), namely, switching function, Thevenin equivalent and averaged, considering both MMC ...
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A quantitative comparison of opacities calculated using the distorted-wave and R-matirx methods
... Right: Comparison of κ PI . Blue curve: OP2005 IC. Red curve: OP2005 IC renor- malized. Black curve: OP2005 LS renormalized. Green curve: Rerun of inner-shell contributions allowing for CI between complexes (see ...
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A Baseline Comparison of PATSCH and Parent as Teachers
... PATSCH baseline data comparing the two groups to determine if there were any significant differences among demographic characteristics, risk factors, and parenting behaviors between the PATSCH and PAT Only ...at ...
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