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Clinical Results: A Comparison

1985
A great number of different implants have been recommended for the stabilization of trochanteric fractures. As discussed before (Sect. 2), the treatment of stable trochanteric fractures is easy with any implant, but problems are frequent with unstable fracture types. An optimal implant should fulfill the following criteria: 1.
Pietro Regazzoni   +3 more
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Comparison of Results

1995
In this appendix we briefly compare the results in this book with other results, such as wavelets, JPEG, and Iterated Systems, Inc. software. Some of these comparisons appear also in [29]. The results should be taken with a grain, or more aptly a large mountain, of salt for the reasons listed below.
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Experimental Results and Comparisons

1994
The controllers defined in the last chapter were implemented experimentally using the hardware and software described in chapter 4. To evaluate their performance and to compare the results under practical operating conditions, laboratory tests have been carried out and will be discussed in the following sections.
Ulrich Keuchel, Richard M. Stephan
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Optimization Results and Comparison

2012
The previous chapter introduced and classified the considered electromagnetic coupling architectures. Overall boundary conditions for centimeter scale vibration transducers were defined. In order to compare the performance limits of the architectures these boundary conditions are applied to all architectures.
Dirk Spreemann, Yiannos Manoli
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Results, Demonstrations and Comparisons

2003
Our main focus so far has been the formal definition of a unification and constraint tool over conceptual structures. We now demonstrate the significance of this extended Conceptual Graph model defined in the first three chapters. This chapter will present the results of applying that tool to real-world domains.
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Presenting Comparison Results

2009
Presenting comparison results to outsiders, we have to take into account that persons that are used to handling projects but not project comparisons normally expect more exactness coming from regular detailed planning. They are inclined to overestimate the exactness of project comparison results.
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A Comparison of Primary and Secondary Rhytidectomy Results

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2010
This study aimed to evaluate the authors' surgical experience with secondary rhytidectomy and to compare these results with those for primary rhytidectomy patients.A retrospective review of patients who had undergone secondary rhytidectomy was performed. In addition, an equivalent number of primary rhytidectomy patients were selected randomly.
Etai, Funk, Peter A, Adamson
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Comparison of Existence Results for Efficient Points

Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 2000
The paper develops a classification of most known existence results for efficient points that is based on general existence results for maximal elements with respect to transitive relations. By associating a reflexive and transitive relation with a convex cone, existence results for maximal points with respect to general transitive relations are ...
Sonntag, Y., Zălinescu, C.
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A comparison of the SSW and language test results

Journal of Communication Disorders, 1990
The purpose of this paper is to determine the relationship between the SSW and a battery of auditory-language tests in a group of children suspected of auditory processing problems. Thirty-one children between the ages of 6.2 and 10.4 were referred by their classroom teachers.
D D, Sanger   +3 more
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Comparisons and Computational Results

1988
In the previous chapters we have described several variable dimension restart algorithms on the simplotope. These algorithms differ in the number of rays along which the algorithm can leave the starting point and in the underlying subdivision. The algorithms also differ with respect to their applicability to the problems discussed in Chapter 2.
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