The phrase "and compared to native" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between something and a native standard or benchmark, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The language proficiency of the students was assessed, and compared to native speakers, their fluency showed significant improvement."
Alternatives: "in comparison to native" or "relative to native".
Exemplary mutants were also produced and compared to native protein.
Scaffold morphology and mechanics were assessed, quantified and compared to native vessels.
Cell phenotype and extracellular matrix (ECM) composition were analysed in all samples and compared to native ovine aortic valve tissue using routine histological and immunohistochemical techniques.
To determine whether IFN-CSP was able to accumulate in liver for potential treatment of hepatitis B, the tissue distribution of IFN-CSP were evaluated and compared to native IFN α2b.
During interspecific competition, morphological characteristics and biomass tend to be the most important measured indices [ 10, 13], and compared to native species, invasive plant species usually have greater morphological plasticity and biomass.
Chemically modified β-lg (reductive ethylation of lysine residues in β-lg and methylated β-lg derivative) has a higher Ka for benzopyrene and ellipticine compared to native β-lg (Dufour et al. 1992).
However, English language excerpts are easier to find and use compared to native language ones.
On average, introduced populations exhibited increased growth and reproduction compared to native conspecifics when latitude was not included in statistical models.
14 18 Studies conducted in the Netherlands reveal that refugees and asylum seekers experience more physical and psychological problems compared to native Dutch and other Western migrants.
Within fragmented landscapes, exotic plant species are often found in greater abundance along habitat patch edges (McDonald and Urban 2006) and along road corridors (Jodoin and others 2008; Lilly and Velland 2009) compared to native species.
The present study demonstrates that the fusion protein is more potent and is a faster thrombolytic agent with antithrombin and antiplatelet activities compared to native SAK.
