Sentence examples for be more easily compared from inspiring English sources
Ulamec said the choice was made because COSAC uses less power than PTOLEMY, and provided data that could be more easily compared to that taken from the Rosetta orbiter.
Egypt today could be more easily compared with the Philippines in the 1980s and '90s, when the army helped topple the Marcos dictatorship by supporting a popular uprising, but then continued to meddle in politics when the generals felt their interests were affected.
To be more easily compared with other studies, the voxel size was taken into account: after multiplying the previous CF by the number of voxels per mL, the CF was expressed in cps/MBq.
A benefit of using this checklist is that the evaluation of the studies can be more easily compared across different types of studies, and this evaluation process can be made visible for readers and evaluators.
This way, the decrease in the peak shear strain (characterizing an increase in the joint performance) can be more easily compared with increase in the failure load from the non-linear analyses.
The event could be more easily compared to a modern screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with the audience heckling, booing, and laughing explosively at the characters on the screen - yet always with a timed and loving reverence.
By rewriting, Eq. (26) is more easily compared with Eq. (8) Cfrac{dleft varDelta Tright)}{dt}=F-{lambda}_{mathrm{eq}}varDelta T-H+left 1-{varepsilon}_0right)H T-H+left 1-{varepsilon
However, because accuracy expressed as the proportion of correctly imputed genotypes is more easily compared to results of other studies, it is also presented here.
8 Relative to IS 6110 RFLP, MIRU-VNTR does not have to exclude isolates with a low IS 6110 copy number, has a faster turnaround time, is high throughput and the numeric strain types are more easily compared.
Sugar-based media such as glucose, xylose, fructose, lactose, starch, and lignocellulosic hydrolyzates have been studied for lipid production, but glucose was found to be more easily metabolized compared to other substrates (Papanikolaou and Aggelis 2011).
Secondly, it could be used for a shorter fitting period in the early postseismic stage because the global solutions can be more easily obtained compared to when the other two models used.
