The phrase "as a further comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional point of comparison in an argument or discussion.
Example: "The first study showed significant results; as a further comparison, the second study provided even more compelling evidence."
Alternatives: "in addition to this comparison" or "as an additional point of comparison."
Thus, as a further comparison, Fig. 3c shows the near-surface total intensity differences obtained by subtracting the NGDC720 predictions to degree 360 from the S360 model estimates with the statistics of this comparison listed at the bottom of Table 2.
In order to model the situation in BL, EBER1 expressing mice were then cross-bred with transgenic lines expressing either c-Myc or EBNA1, or N-Myc as a further comparison, and latency to lymphoma was examined.
As a further comparison group, we included children without malarial infection, who died with COC.
As a further comparison of the logistic and tree approaches to this analysis we produced an ROC curve for each model.
As a further comparison, a separate digestion was carried out using straw hydrothermally treated at 200°C, which was retained in the neverdried state.
As a further comparison to KM methodology, the logistic regression analysis was repeated but this time including the stage III cases in the data set.
Larger studies should assess the promising performances of ProADM in pneumonia and other serious pediatric infections, as well as further comparisons with CRP and Procalcitonin.
Only reference pairs within the same bucket should be considered candidate pairs for comparing and merging, whereas a pair of references from two different buckets is not considered as candidate for further comparison.
As a further point of comparison, third-placed Aberdeen's conversion rate is 30%.
As a further study, a comparison of the size effect fracture energy as determined using multiple sizes of notched beams is recommended.
