Sentence examples for basic comparison of from inspiring English sources
Laurence John Reed, a clinical senior lecturer in addiction neurobiology at Imperial College London, said the "most impressive" results were the basic comparison of controls and stimulant users, which showed how parts of the brain remodel themselves in response to drugs.
The chart in this post provides a basic comparison of these services to convey the range of virtual hangouts that currently exists.
If we want to perform only the most basic comparison of the structures of entities, it is appropriate to employ all these possibilities as well as to remove the information about hydrogen atoms and charges.
An early overview of basic methods is given in [5], while a basic comparison of performances on widely used speech emotion corpora in early studies is given in [6].
We applied two criteria to identify TGF-β regulated genes: First, genes that were significantly deregulated (p-value <0.01) in a basic comparison of TGF-β stimulation versus unstimulated cells were further analyzed.
This provides a basic comparison of all overlapping eQTL that can be identified from standard reported results.
Here, we present a simplified approach that can be utilized for basic comparisons of phenotypes for selected cell lines.
We conducted basic comparisons of census data and demographic and household characteristics using Fisher's exact test and the Kruskal-Wallis test, where appropriate.
Therefore, I suspect the transcriptome is still very fragmented and the community would benefit from some basic comparisons to have a clearer picture of what can be concluded by the genome and transcriptome sequencing projects together.
There are many ways to measure inequality such as a basic comparison between the ratios of the highest to the lowest.
The success of this basic comparison introduces the possibility that stereo imaging from space, if well tuned to follow the motion of surface slicks and other surface features within the Sun glitter regime, could provide a future means of observing surface current on a global scale.
