Sentence examples for and later compared with from inspiring English sources

Cost estimation was performed based on simulation data and later compared with actual field results.

Chemical, physical, and soil fractions and aggregate composition analyses were performed on samples collected in the Chilean Patagonia and later compared with the equations' estimates.

The combined model is then applied toward an existing Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design LEEDD) certified military dormitory and later compared with corresponding values from the energy model's original prediction as well as actual building energy data.

Due to unavailability of historical data, i.e. aerial photographs and maps, the accuracy of each classification was assessed based on visual interpretation of unclassified images and later compared with classified images (Sulieman and Elagib 2012; Biro et al. 2011; Zheng et al. 1997) by means of commission and omission errors (Richards and Jia 2005).

The first calculations were made in the beginning of 2006 and later compared with the actual reported number of patients initiated on ART at the end of February 2008 as well as with the output planned in the CTP (figure 2).

Prognosis estimates (minimum – maximum) at referral, patient characteristics, were recorded by staff, and later compared with actual survival.

By introducing such a variable J, we can study beforehand the expected throughput improvements and later compare with the true achievable values of J based on our receiver capabilities.

Other trends are that crop cultivars had higher germination rates, higher biomass production and flowered later compared with the wild parental lines of the same cross (Table 2).

The key finding of CCG-1953 was that despite fewer relapses (20.9% vs 55.6%), no isolated CNS relapses, and relapses occurring later compared with CCG-1883, the remission induction rate was inferior because of early, predominantly infectious, toxicity.

We observed lower rates of concerns about vaccine side-effects for pregnant women and their babies in later compared with earlier surveys.

Our data clearly show that the capacity of circulating monocytes to produce these mediators de novo was significantly diminished very early reaching a nadir 24 hours after severe injury followed by a rapid and nearly complete recovery another 48 hours later compared with admission and controls, respectively.