Sentence examples for and the comparative of from inspiring English sources

Our results indicate that bacterial sncRNAs are not robust with respect to random sequences, and the comparative of the results for different null models indicate that previous analyses on the robustness of pre-miRNAs [ 10- 12] should be revisited.

Another sign of the ascent of services, and the comparative decline of hardware, will come today with the announcement of Fujitsu Technology Solutions, a new services operation based in Sunnyvale, Calif.

These results likely reflect both the recurrent nature of a subset of CNVs and the comparative deficit of ascertained SNPs near CNV loci.

Thus, the history of religions and the comparative study of religion still tend to mean in practice "the study of religions other than Judaism and Christianity".

That will depend, inter alia, on the availability of non-auditory forms of aesthetic experience and the comparative costs of building the museum instead.

The ambitiousness of Bush's agenda and the comparative timidity of Clinton's is partly a product of political style — a willingness to take risks versus a deep reluctance to.

For women, then, it was important to assess the intent of an assailant -- to weigh the probabilities of being killed against those of being captured, and the comparative risks of resistance vs. compliance.

1: The earnest nineties balladeers Counting Crows and the comparative upstarts of Maroon 5 deliver harmless, middle-of-the-road rock.

A decision as to whether to use CHOP or PMitCEBO should therefore be based on the ease of administration and the comparative toxicities of the two regimens.

Hibernation has evidently originated independently in a number of mammalian lines, and the comparative physiology of this complex phenomenon is only now beginning to be understood.

Finally, the interpretation of the literature and the comparative analysis of the results offer several guidelines for designing and implementing adaptive DE algorithms.