Sentence examples for as compared to lists from inspiring English sources
Given that more effortful cognitive control typically recruits more neural activity13,14, this factor therefore biased our design against a replication of our prior results, i.e., increased activation for the phrasal productions as compared to lists.
When the wait list at registration required a clearance time of over one month, semi-urgent patients had 51% lower odds of on-time surgery as compared to lists with clearance time less than one week, OR = 0.49 (95%CI 0.41 0.60), after adjustment for age, sex, comorbidity, calendar period, hospital and week on the list.
As compared to gene lists generated using t-test, the lists generated using consistency of differential expression are target-enriched [ 4, 11- 14] and, thus, are more mechanistically relevant.
Several pathways were more highly enriched in this gene list as compared to a list of predicted targets of 9 random miRNAs (Table 1 and Table 2).
The optimized design parameters have found to be yielded better fatigue life as compared to those listed in standard catalogues.
As it is observed from Table 8, if there is an increase in output of paddy crop sector by one unit, income of rural ST households will increase by 0.085 unit which is highest ever the increase as compared to other listed sectors in this table.
The combination of Affymetrix and Illumina probe populations was used as the "Total file" or T. Since highly expressed genes are more likely to produce consistent differential expression signatures, the total file (T) was normalized to ensure equal average expression level as compared to the gene lists (L) under study, compensating this bias.
Moreover, the white-list data is small and more accurate as compared to the black-list.
Under comparable conditions, the gene list selected from the highest variability category produced 4 8 fold greater number of hits as compared to the gene list of the same size selected from the least variable category.
Results supported the efficacy of the program, as compared to the waiting list, in treating child behavior problems and reducing parental emotional distress, but no differences were found regarding placement stability between the two groups.
During EF-learning the participants guessed several words to complete the word-fragment which resulted in deeper processing of words as compared to errorless word list learning.
