Sentence examples for and compared with common from inspiring English sources
These are investigated and compared with common serpentine and parallel flow-fields.
Several petrophysical properties of these rocks were evaluated from NMR T2 relaxation time distributions at different conditions and compared with common techniques used in laboratory.
A chabazite type SAPO, a dealuminated faujasite type zeolite, and a mesostructured aluminosilicate, have been synthesized and compared with common zeolites X, Y and silica gel.
A chabazite type SAPO, a dealuminated faujasite type zeolite, and a mesostructured aluminosilicate, have been synthesized and compared with common zeolites NaX, NaY and silica gel.
In this study, a highly elaborated computational model based on a dynamic fluid body interaction method with a superimposed motion and catenary mooring solver is applied and compared with common engineering approaches.
A bionic CS-DGS is experimentally investigated and compared with common S-DGS in order to provide evidence for theoretical study.
Hydrodynamic parameters have been measured at this compact geometry and fine particle size and were compared with common literature correlations.
This protocol is an alternative to replace current STRs monoplex genotyping techniques; it permits the optimization of resources, improving specificity and sensitivity compared with common methods used to typify this parasite.
An increasing number of mines in China are being subjected to overall-instability-induced (OII) rockbursts in extracting deep remnant island longwall panels, causing severe damage at far larger scale and intensity compared with common local rockbursts.
Magneto-mechanical drawing set-up requires no high voltage or other harsh terms, it is simpler, easier to assemble, and safer compared with common spinning methods like electrospinning, melt-blowing.
Patients with moderate and severe cGVHD had PCS scores comparable with scores reported for systemic sclerosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and multiple sclerosis, and greater impairment compared with common chronic conditions including diabetes, hypertension, and chronic lung disease.
