Sentence examples for applications in comparison with the from inspiring English sources

The great advantage is that Raman microspectroscopy is label free and therefore potentially capable for in vivo applications in comparison with the H&E stain.

The synthesis procedure proposed herein for iron titanate films can be more potential for practical application in comparison with the traditional sol-gel method due to the fast and the lower cost of synthesis process.

We will look at your application individually, in comparison with the entire applicant pool.

Since the analytical methods presented in this book can solve the practical problems that cannot be solved by the methods presented in the standards, the main conclusion is: the methods presented here enlarge the application field in comparison with the methods offered though contemporary international standards.

For this purpose the methodology of a time "snapshot" (year 2008) was used to show a degree of early market penetration of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies in mobile and stationary applications in comparison with nine developed countries.

Furthermore, Xcode tool offers an easy environment to create native applications in comparison with tools and resources available for Web developers [11].

This application demonstrated more accuracy in comparison with the statistical methods.

A number of studies have evaluated the application of exfoliative cytology in comparison with the widely applied histological examination in laryngeal lesions presenting results that vary from extremely high to less than 50% [ 5, 7– 13].

This method invariably led to the application of higher PEEP levels in comparison with the commonly used ARDSnet table and was associated with improved oxygenation.

However, allergen application significantly increased eosinophil counts in comparison with the naïve group and also to the PBS-treated animals (P = 0.008 for rDer p 1; P = 0.016 for rDer p 2; Fig. 3b).

We carried out a cost-minimization analysis 25 because the two formulations have comparable efficacy, but the easier application of the gel formulation in comparison with the ointment determines better patient adherence with the gel, with a consequent delay in the use of subsequent more expensive systemic therapies, and a consequent cost saving to the National Healthcare System.