The phrase "as compared with when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison between two different time periods or situations.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly better as compared with when we conducted it last year."
Alternatives: "in comparison to when" or "relative to when".
As detailed in Table 1, none of these factors were significantly different between block switches in which the inference signal was above the median as compared with when it was below the median.
With respect to indirect mutagens, the highest protection was noticed when the carcinogen was metabolically activated in the presence of the tea extract as compared with when the tea extract was incubated in a separate layer with the bacteria.
Taken together, the results of Experiment 1 indicate that participants are sensitive to changes in task difficulty when constructing SPEs, and that self-performance is systematically underestimated in the absence of feedback as compared with when feedback is available, despite objective performance remaining stable.
Our results indicate a difference in the process by which DNA moves through an α-HL nanopore when the motion is fast (microsecond timescale) as compared with when it is slow (millisecond timescale) and strongly influenced by DNA-pore interactions of the kind reported here.
The choice of hospice could also influence the costs experienced by patients and family members as compared with when Medicare beneficiaries choose to use normal care.
In addition, the inclusion of steel and FRP rebar in the lower UHPFRC plank significantly increased the ultimate load capacity of the hybrid beams, as compared with when only pure wood elements were used.
In this more challenging case, the superiority of modeling approach was clear, with misclassification rates of only 14.6% and 19.2% when using correct or false a priori information, respectively, as compared with 50% when using RVR (Supplementary Material 3 online).
This results in significant delays in emergence from sedation with lorazepam as compared with midazolam when administered for ICU sedation.
But the polls did not do badly as compared with 2008, when Mr. Romney's margin of victory was underestimated by 30 points in Nevada.
Mudd said Fannie had a "voice" and a "constructive role" to play in the legislative process, as compared with six months ago, when, he said, the company "didn't have a seat at the table" because of its troubles.
Psychologists have demonstrated that girls, even those as young as 1 to 3 years of age, often get short shrift in answers as compared with boys when visiting science museums.
