Sentence examples for already in comparison from inspiring English sources

Although enzymes of the pathway are highly conserved, regulation of the pathway appears to be specific for S. cerevisiae as major differences are found already in comparison with K. lactis (Lamas-Maceiras et al. 2007).

Children's enjoyment of reading in the United Kingdom is already low in comparison with their global peers.

Organizations may also find that pursuing ancillary characters may not be worth their time or resources, which already pale in comparison to those of many of the athletes they govern.

The British trade union movement, already weak in comparison to Denmark, adopted a stronger stance in favour of immigrants and against racial discrimination at a time when external forces were making it even weaker.

Chicago's expenditure per students already pales in comparison to the expenditures in more affluent Illinois school districts such as Winnetka, Hinsdale and Barrington.

After 8 hr of incubation, the oct4 signal was already enhanced in comparison to control oocytes.

Foraging patterns during the Aurignacian and "Gravettoid" occupations at Franchthi were terrestrial and already rather diversified in comparison to Middle Paleolithic diets in southern Greece.

It is noted that the background level is already very low in comparison with the induced void reactivity by the void passing the reactor core.

As soon as I had my bright and shiny new toys wired to my old equipment, I quickly realized that what I already owned paled in comparison.

However, they are not equivalent for two reasons: (a) because the delay introduced by the two structures is different and obtaining the minimum delay is important in a transceiver, like the OFDM/OQAM one, with an already larger delay in comparison with the OFDM system; (b) the PPN-FFT scheme performs equalization after sampling rate reduction which introduces an interpolation operation.

This is in concordance with our data finding elevated AGE levels already at admission in comparison to control subjects.