The phrase "apparatus compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the similarities or differences between two or more devices or systems.
Example: "The new apparatus compared to the old model shows significant improvements in efficiency and design."
Alternatives: "device in relation to" or "equipment in comparison with".
The separating rate (i.e. sample weight per second) is considerably improved in the present apparatus compared to the experiment recently operated in μg conditions8, because it can continuously separate the particles in open air under normal gravity conditions.
Smith's prominence may seem odd, given his team-mates compete on all six pieces of apparatus, compared to his one.
The US is trying to frame itself as the "good" kind of mass surveillance apparatus, compared to China.
Just under 18percentt of adults in the United States now voluntarily suck carcinogenic fumes into their breathing apparatus, compared to around 37percentt in the 70s.
Diazepam (2.5 mg/kg) caused a significant decrease in time that the animals remained on the rota-rod apparatus, compared to the control group.
In early study by Nolan and Parkes (1973), head-dipping by young mice (21 25 postnatal days) was reported to be lower on a second exposure to the hole-board apparatus compared to the first exposure.
Plasmas generated inside the new apparatus is compared to those of normal capacitively-coupled RF plasmas.
The measured times to thermal explosion at various initial temperatures in a new One-Dimensional Time-to-Explosion (ODTX) apparatus are compared to the Chemical TOPAZ predictions.
Cell seeded collagen constructs were mechanically stretched by a daily application of cyclic uniaxial strain using a special motor-driven apparatus and compared to unstretched controls.
Since the spiral reactor serves as a heat exchanger, it offers the advantage of reduced apparatus space compared to conventional supercritical equipment.
The results showed differences in measurements made by the combination of Stackman's tables and Richards' pressure plates apparatus as compared to the dew point method, for fine textured soils, while no significant differences were detected for coarse textured soils.
