The phrase "as comparison level" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context in psychology or social sciences, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In evaluating relationships, individuals often assess their satisfaction as comparison level to previous experiences."
Alternatives: "as a benchmark" or "as a reference point".
As a comparison, levels of H2O2 were also attenuated in worms fed with ascorbic acid (Vit. C).
All individuals were characterized for variation in mtDNA, allowing us to extend the previous study (Dowling et al. 2005) and to test for temporal and regional differences within years as well as comparison of levels of variation over time.
As comparison, the oxygenation level of the phantom was also measured by the OxiplexTS tissue spectrophotometer.
It is not clear why some FLNab knockdown cells are motile and some are not but differences in the degree of knockdown do not readily to account for this as comparison of FLNb levels between motile and non motile FLNabKD cells shows no significant difference (Figure 6J).
Differences on such a high taxonomic level are not as prone to biases in sequence library comparisons as lower level comparisons.
As a comparison, the level of p-S6K1 at T389 (mediated by mTORC1) was constantly elevated in Oo Tsc1−/− oocytes and could not be stimulated further by treatment with KL (Fig. 5C).
As a comparison, the level of variability in transferrin, a gene suggested to have been affected by the forces of diversifying selection in salmonid fishes, was also assessed (locus sTf, Additional files 1 and 2).
Teams had previously been trained in the LDP method from all districts in Eastern, Central, Coast, and North Eastern Provinces, rendering them unavailable to serve as comparison areas at the district level.
As a comparison, peak levels of TnT and CPK provided an AUC of 0.64.
As a comparison, NHANES levels were 72 nmol/L among pregnant women and 90 nmol/L among nonpregnant women.
