Sentence examples for be compared more directly from inspiring English sources

We used strains in which the his3-Δ3' substrate was located at the HIS3 locus so that the results could be compared more directly to those obtained previously for the rad1Δ/rad1Δ, rad52Δ/rad52Δ, and rad59Δ/rad59Δ homozygotes [43].

The modularity of the partition returned by each method would be compared more directly by comparing the values of Q or Q'R between methods.

An integrated fluorescence microscopy simulation tool, similar to the approach described by Gardner et al., was recently integrated into cellPACK to enable cellPACK models to be compared more directly to microscope images and to begin to test competing hypotheses for distribution of the Env glycoprotein in immature HIV-1 virions.

We used the design of the microfluidic channels to change the flow pattern rather than changing the flow rate of the two streams such that the reaction in a different flow pattern can be compared more directly at the same flow rate.

This stratification level was chosen for the analyses presented here for the same reason and so that our results could be compared more directly with those of Blount et al. (2006a) We assessed serum cotinine in this study because it is a metabolite of nicotine and may be a more accurate indicator of current smoking status than self-reported smoking (Wells et al. 1998).

Its performance cannot be compared directly with others.

Indirect treatment comparison (ITC) and multiple treatment comparison (MTC) meta-analyses are relatively new approaches to evaluate the relative treatment effect when two or more interventions have not been compared directly.

When the new vaccines are compared directly, PCV-13 was projected to prevent 34 more cases of IPD and 38 more cases of pneumonia hospitalizations than PHiD-CV.

In it, the new treatment is compared directly with standard therapy.

468LN cells were compared directly to 468GFP cells.

The more conventional nanomechanical testing of micromachined free-standing films is compared with alternative techniques in which testing is conducted directly on as-deposited films.