The phrase "and extended compared" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The results were analyzed and extended compared to previous studies."
Alternatives: "and further compared" or "and additionally compared".
In our laboratory, the IP difference between the two mouse lines for UK-1 and UK-2 was extended compared with the values observed for BSE (Table 1).
Each part of our development--embryonic, infantile, and juvenile--has been relatively extended, compared with our ancestors.
Consequently, MaxSNR, PF, and WFO increase their spectral efficiency with the traffic load, and the system capacity is highly extended compared to networks which use classical scheduling algorithms.
The average cure time of tigecyclin-loaded bone cement is 17min and therewith significantly (p < 0.0001) extended compared to the customary gentamicin-loaded bone cement.
Wirth and Bernatchez [ 39] suggested that IBD patterns are due to a stable temporal delay of spawning migration in eels from Northern habitats, as distances are markedly extended compared to Western and Southern European populations.
In this Mn dispersoid containing alloy, both LCF and HCF lives are found to be significantly extended compared with that without any Mn dispersoids.
Interestingly, the lifespans of Agtr1−/− mice are extended compared with wild-type mice, and the expression of SIRT3, but not SIRT1, was significantly increased in the kidneys of Agtr1−/− mice [ 92].
The survival of SFV-IL-12 injected animals was significantly extended compared to the SFV-LacZ and PBS control groups, although no animals showed long-term survival (Fig. 2c).
An organization with low density measures (near 0) suggest coworkers may lack experience or familiarity with one another, coordination between coworkers may be limited, and time to completion of required tasks may be extended compared to high-density settings [ 33- 36].
