Sentence examples for as compared with observed from inspiring English sources

In a prospective observational study, a good correlation of estimated as compared with observed baseline values was found for patients without chronic kidney disease [ 31].

Table 4 shows evaluation statistics for the spatial distribution of mean rainfall from CTL for D1 and D2 as compared with observed rainfall at 38 rain gauges in 1996, 1997, 1998, and 2006, along with the statistical measures R and IOA.

Despite these limitations, the model predictive ability, as compared with observed, independent estimates of diabetes prevalence seems to be good.

Additionally, the resting membrane potential was slightly more positive in neurons taken from rats 1 day following CFA injection as compared with that observed in naive controls, whereas no significant difference in input resistance was identified between groups (Supplementary Figs 3a,b).

But this tiny discrepancy in the sun's actual periodicity resulted in a gain of about three days every four centuries under the Julian calendar as compared with the observed equinoxes and solstices.

In the winter, without density-dependent ostiole closure, 25% of figs would receive only 1 3 foundresses, as compared with the observed figure of 17%.

Administration of opioids might also have markedly modified the EEG pattern as compared with that observed during isolated propofol infusion.

The posterior distribution of individual OR was shrunken, as reflected by the narrower credible interval (CrI) of study level estimates as compared with the observed estimates.

Whereas E2 alone was without effect, the combined E2+DHT treatment markedly decreased ERα protein level (more than 50%) as compared with that observed following E2 treatment or control (P < 0.05; Figure 7b).

The initial PBPK model predicted mean AUCR (PP T3) of 1.8, mean Cmax ratio (PP T3) of 1.6, and mean Cmin ratio (PP T3) of 2.3, as compared with the observed values of 3.1, 2.1, and 6.3, respectively.

Similarly, predicted CLbiliary, based on data obtained in human SCH, was 4.4 ± 1.5 ml/min/kg as compared with the observed CLbiliary of 12.5 ± 2.5 ml/min/kg in control subjects.