Sentence examples for ascertained and compared from inspiring English sources

The physical and chemical properties of these stabilizers were ascertained and compared.

Global quantities such as the total flame area and centerline flame velocity were ascertained and compared to the experimental data.

Acute annoyance due to noise from trams and buses was ascertained and compared in two experimental studies.

The effect of the aerodynamic coupling among modes on the buffeting response is ascertained and compared to conventional mode-by-mode approach.

Accordingly, the reactivity of 17G1 towards canine PSMA was ascertained and compared to J591.

The purpose was to ascertain and compare the regeneration of the bush frame by the stripe-spreading method (treatment) against the current conventional post-pruning practice of tipping (control).

However, these estimates are limited, because HIV prevalence rates are reported regionally and this makes it difficult to ascertain and compare rates in the districts most impacted by conflict, and therefore limits opportunity for further analysis by sub-group.

The objectives of this study were to ascertain and compare incidence rates of three types of misconduct outcomes (demotions, drug-related discharges, and non-drug-related punitive discharges) among two military cohorts (war-deployed and non-war-deployed Marines), and to determine if having a psychiatric diagnosis, including PTSD, was associated with misconduct.

Expected breast cancer deaths among Ashkenazi women according to breast cancer mortality patterns in the Brazilian general population in different age groups in both cities [ 9, 10] were ascertained and further compared with observed breast cancer deaths.

The presence of traditional risk factors was ascertained and, by comparing patients with and without a cardiovascular event, most of these risk factors could be confirmed: higher age, male sex, hypertension, smoking (ever), diabetes, and hyperlipidemia were all significantly associated with the risk for cardiovascular events.

EPC and CPC levels were ascertained by flow cytometry and compared among Medalists (n = 172) with or without diabetic retinopathy (DR; n = 84 of 162), neuropathy (n = 94 of 165), diabetic nephropathy (DN; n = 18 of 172), cardiovascular disease (CVD; n = 63 of 168), age-matched controls (n = 83), type 2 diabetic patients (n = 36), and younger type 1 diabetic patients (n = 31).