Sentence examples for basically compares from inspiring English sources

The manuscript basically compares three different types of sample preparation and describes the positives and negative for each protocol if applied to label free quantification of proteins.

The all-causes SMR for the deceased was significantly (0.1% level) higher than the SMR for all of Sweden and for Jämtland County; see Tables 3 and 4. The SMR basically compares the mortality observed in the subpopulation with the mortality that could be expected.

These studies basically compare the degree of phenotypical similarity between monozygotic and dizygotic twin pairs.

In the Tsunakawa-Shaw experiment, we imparted full TRMs to the samples in laboratory and basically compared them with their NRMs.

When someone says you're an emotional black hole, they're basically comparing you to a star, right?

He basically compared the athletes to porn stars, and since he could see them on tv, didn't have to visit xtube.

I'm certain that [the Monterey Bay Aquarium] didn't realize that they were basically comparing Black women to animals by using AAVE that developed to talk about Black women's bodies to describe an animal.

Aside from this last one basically comparing Putin to the Black Death, it can be hard to tell with these songs which lyrics are pure adoration and which are pure sarcasm.

The outcome variable ∆DMFS was summarized by mean, ∆SiC and proportion with ∆DMFS > 0. Outcome data for never vs. ever users of tobacco were basically compared by the Wilcoxon-Mann–Whitney test, as data were highly skewed, with a high proportion of "zero".

Association studies (basically comparing allele frequencies between cases and controls) were affected by lack of power in small size study cohorts, limited knowledge of the biology and physiology affecting the candidate gene selection, heterogeneity in the samples, poor phenotyping, and the high cost and effort of genotyping.

Basically, it compares the observed (O) expression level in a given tissue with that of expected (E) level, assuming uniform expression across all tissues.