Sentence examples for based on its comparatively from inspiring English sources

Cellulase of newly isolated fungi A. niger RCKH-3 shows potential in biofuel applications based on its comparatively higher saccharification abilities and lower production costs.

Cumberland County actually saw its median sales price rise during the market slump years, but Mr. Otteau called that an anomaly, "based on its comparatively small population and the county being comparatively un-built-up, so any development at all that occurred skewed the figures".

Among the snake assemblies, there is an intriguing contrast in the performance of the Ray assembly; it is comparatively poor in terms of its scaffold CLPs, but it outperforms all other assemblies based on its alignment CLPs.

Based on its I.P.O.

While this study was the largest of its kind, the results were based on a comparatively small sample of participants.

Although this is lower than industrial production levels, it falls within the expected range based on the comparatively low amount of glucose present in the medium used (around 20 g/l or 0.11 mol/l).

Although the present study was based on a comparatively large and diverse sample of patients with RA, it was not a random population sample.

The increasing N fertilizer applications in sugarcane crop systems contrast its status as the bioenergy crop with the most favourable N profile, which is based on the comparatively low use of N fertilizer in Brazilian sugarcane production [5].

A configuration for hybrid diesel railcars based on a comparatively small hydraulic system (total mass: 2,400 kg) is presented that could be applicable for existing vehicles as well as newly developed ones.

The results for normal liver tissue are based on a comparatively large number of tissue biopsies: 96 from Pt 1 and 159 biopsies of Pt 2, supporting our conclusions.

I've only been eating there for 16 years, but based on that comparatively short relationship, Philippe's deserves another 100 years in business.