The phrase "achieved in comparison with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes of one thing relative to another, often in a comparative analysis context.
Example: "The project's success was achieved in comparison with previous initiatives, highlighting significant improvements."
Alternatives: "attained relative to" or "realized when compared to".
In addition, significantly improved sensitivity is achieved in comparison with those of the conventional metal coated CCs (M CCs).
Therefore, a significant reduction (about 50 100 times) in calculations of the identification functional is achieved in comparison with the conventional methods of minimization.
A significantly high absorption rate (6 × 10−3 kg/m2s at a pressure potential of 700 Pa) is achieved in comparison with the conventional absorption systems.
Simulation studies verify that more accurate tracking and better LVRT capability can be achieved in comparison with conventional vector control (VC).
Therefore, a significant reduction (about 50 100 times) in calculations of the identification functional can be achieved in comparison with the conventional methods of minimization.
Higher extraction of cholesterol oxides in a reduced saponification time (∼75 times) was achieved in comparison with the direct cold saponification method.
The flow uniformity among the layers in a U-type stack is relatively easy to achieve in comparison with that among the channels in a U-type layer, due to the large stack headers and low-pressure loss in them.
Temperature uniformity and appropriate mass transfer could be easier to achieve in comparison with other crystallization systems, because the overall volume of the employed two-vessel-four-zone crystallizer was significantly reduced.
Even more significantly higher probability of PFS and EFS was found in patients who achieved MMR in comparison with patients with BCR-ABL level higher than 0.1%.
Several previous studies have reported an association between pulmonary regurgitation and exercise impairment, as testified by reduced exercise time, VO2 peak, and maximum achieved METs in comparison with healthy controls during exercise stress testing [ 9].
Several studies in Japan have shown that risk of HCC and overall mortality are reduced, although not significantly in patients who receive treatment but fail to achieve SVR in comparison with untreated patients, although the mechanism behind this is poorly understood [ 57, 112].
