The phrase "as when compared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two or more items or concepts to highlight differences or similarities.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significantly better, as when compared to the previous study."
Alternatives: "in comparison to" or "when contrasted with".
E2M is the second best algorithm, as, when compared with the existing EXP rule, there are improvements in term of PLR from 20 UEs onwards that vary in a percentage ranging from approximately 30 to 90%%.
The myocardial and circulating levels of miR-21 were increased in patients with AS when compared to the group of surgical controls.
In a previous study performed by Choi et al., OPN levels were increased in AS when compared to healthy controls [ 102].
In this observational cohort study we observed increased rates of hypertension and smoking in patients with active AS when compared to the general Dutch background population.
In fact, the risk to develop systolic HTN increased with the weight status, as when compared to overweight subjects, the risk increased of 2.5 for obese and almost five-fold for extremely obese children (Table 1).
This makes ultrasound investigation in ankle fractures difficult as when compared to investigating the ligaments in ankle sprain.
For another, Michael keeps his outlook enjoyably jaundiced throughout, as when comparing his transgressions with those of the character in "The Shining" played by Jack Nicholson.
We also compared our code with existing toolkits, and showed how it is superior in terms of type-safety and flexibility as well as – when compare to a typical object-oriented toolkit – thread safety.
Our favoured approach is to model heterogeneity as random when performing checks and tests for inconsistency as well as when comparing treatment means.
This downregulation was still evident when comparing EDN3 expression among all tumour and normal breast tissues as illustrated by box plot analysis (P < 0.001) as well as when comparing fold changes of EDN3 expression among the 17 matched pairs.
The aforementioned procedure is known as the Needleman Wunsch algorithm [ 29] and is appropriate for global alignments (i.e. when both sequences are to be aligned in their entirety, such as when comparing two complete genes: see Figure 10A).
