Sentence examples for a comparative sample from inspiring English sources
To determine the relationship between Neanderthals and living humans, five modern human genomes were sequenced as a comparative sample.
The electrochemically active surface areas of Pt/CCG and a comparative sample of Pt/multi-walled carbon nanotubes (Pt/MWCNT) are 36.27 and 33.43 m2/g, respectively.
Participants: Thirty-five ambulant people with extremely-severe TBI who were attending physiotherapy for mobility limitations, and a comparative sample of 25 healthy controls (HC).
b Walking up the slope by a commonly used wheeled walker as a comparative sample Fig. 16 Operational experiment results on moving up and down the barrier-free entrance slope.
The research involved analysing a statistically valid sample of investigated fatal and major accidents to workers in the construction sector in Scotland and a comparative sample for the rest of Great Britain.
Orbital dimensions are small even relative to female pygmies from the Andaman Islands (Figure 7), and average orbital and nasal breadth values in the Palauans fall below mean values for a comparative sample of small-bodied modern humans (San bushmen from the Kalahari) and fall close to reported values for LB1 (see Table 1).
The survey consisted of a large sample of people aged 50 years and older and a smaller comparative sample aged 18 49 years, with 12,198 respondents (4,717 men, 7,481 women) in total.
In a limited, comparative sample of clinical crayfish haemolymph, the lowest, non-zero copies were 2.88 × 104 for RT-PCR and 4.60 × 101 for the RT-qPCR.
These results highlight the importance of incorporating a broad comparative sample of species, phylogenetic information and time within morphological studies and put into context the use of particular extant species for morphological comparisons when interpreting hominin morphology.
Experiments were carried out in parallel, with all comparative samples for a defined experiment being analysed within a single assay.
It is therefore very difficult to verify bloggers' demographic details [ 32] and thus be able to compare findings with a comparative population sample.
