The phrase "available in comparison to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability of something relative to another item or option.
Example: "The new software is more efficient and available in comparison to the previous version."
Alternatives: "accessible when compared to" or "offered relative to".
Generally, however, "in nonprofits there is still a huge difference in resources available in comparison to the corporate sector," she said.
Suitable heteronuclear spectrometers compatible with this application are becoming more common, but are still sparsely available in comparison to a large existing infrastructure of single channel NMR consoles.
The molecular solid coal is inexpensive and widely available in comparison to the most widely used solid carbon precursor, graphite (a lattice solid) and high purity hydrocarbon gas sources.
The more links available in comparison to the number of nodes, the higher the connectivity and the potential of the street network to generate more pedestrian movement (Schmidt and Wells 2005).
We suggest that the clearly artificial appearance of the humanoid robot used in this experiment, WE-4RII, together with the limited number of degrees of freedom available in comparison to a real human, precluded high levels of resonance towards this agent's gestures.
Proton radiotherapy may succeed in offering better tumour control and fewer side effects even if it still not readily available in comparison to external-beam radiotherapy [ 12].
The larger the available overcapacities in comparison to the nominal load, the more flexibility a plant can provide.
In our opinion, extended delivery times leads to an expected decrease in sea transportation level of attractiveness, although it remains one of the most efficient and environmentally transportation available today, in comparison to existing alternatives (i.e., – land, air).
In particular for SSF at the highest value of fibre content tested (9% water insoluble substance, WIS), it was found that a fed-batch strategy was clearly superior to the batch process in terms of ethanol yield, where the fed-batch gave 71% of the theoretical yield (based on all available sugars) in comparison to merely 59% for the batch.
This is a common finding for many cosmeceuticals, as there is no requirement to undertake clinical research, making it difficult to critically evaluate the available evidence in comparison to other approaches listed in this review.
We suggest that users of EVcomplex consider predicted contacts that lie below the threshold of 0.8 in the context of other biological knowledge, where available, or in comparison to other higher scoring contacts for the same complex.
