The phrase "as compared to simultaneous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two different situations or actions, one of which occurs at the same time as another.
Example: "The results of the experiment were more significant when conducted sequentially, as compared to simultaneous testing."
Alternatives: "in contrast to simultaneous" or "relative to simultaneous".
However, selective blockade of VEGFR2 in our models was sufficient to control tumor growth as compared to simultaneous inhibition of VEGFR1 and VEGFR2 (Figure 3A D).
Further, SHCF, as compared to simultaneous saccharification and co-fermentation (SSCF), reduces the complexity of the process, which is important for larger scale applications.
On the other hand, the virus reduction was not pronounced in pre-treatment as compared to simultaneous treatment, with only 5 - 46% virus inhibition in both supernatant and cell samples.
Compared to simultaneous decision-making this bequest decision pattern is more in line with patriarchy.
This method is designed as many felt that separate reactions for each species are both costly and time consuming compared to simultaneous detection.
Neglect patients performed significantly better — although not normal — with a successive presentation of the spatial stimuli (2 s, 10 s delay) as compared to the simultaneous condition in the size judgment task, but not in the distance task.
As compared to nitrate alone, simultaneous administration of nitrate with β1-4 galacto-oligosaccharides or nisin lowered the concentration of rumen and plasma nitrite and methemoglobin, while keeping rumen methanogenesis at a low level.
Next we present a numerical model of the expected Ca2+-dependent signal, experimental characterization of If as compared to Ii, and simultaneous single-molecule measurements using If and Ii.
The true added value of simultaneous PET/MRI, as compared to PET/CT and MRI, remains to be determined.
There are, however, clear advantages of using simultaneous PET/MRI as compared to PET/CT and stand-alone MRI in this setting.
The general advantages of a simultaneous PET/MRI system as compared to conventional PET/CT systems are: Recording of dynamic and moving phenomena, which could enable tracers with short half-lives to be studied Identical position of the patient during image acquisition with both modalities leading to a substantial reduction in motion artefacts due to heart beating, intestinal motion and breathing.
