Sentence examples for be seen and compared from inspiring English sources

For a while, two sets of records were kept and these can still be seen and compared in the 1888 work British Rural Sports by JH Walsh, who wrote under the pseudonym Stonehenge.

In one of these studies [22], shoals were in two distinct compartments of the apparatus so that they could not be seen and compared simultaneously.

The advantage is that what was said in the consultation can be seen and compared with what was intended by the health professional and heard by the patient.

The different wave modes present, namely axial, flexural, and torsional modes are seen and their velocities are compared to that obtained from the dispersion plot.

Here again the advantage of the asymmetric nature of the assay is clearly demonstrated since the effects can be easily seen and compared with an internal control afforded by the empty lower layer of collagen.

The report also suggests adding a News Feed analytics feature, to give users a breakdown of sources they're seeing and how that compares with control groups of other users.

The inclusions increased in number and size with age, as can be seen by comparing 4- and 11-month-old mice (Figs 1A and 7B).

A slight difference in the amount of damage could be seen when comparing the ground and hardened and hardened and ground samples.

This observation can be seen by comparing equations (11 - 13 11 - 132) (for Scheme II) and equations (17), (18) and (22) (for Scheme II.

In many of these networks, modules appear to be organized around hubs, as can be seen by comparing a and b of Fig. 1.

How adjustment can affect interpretation of data can be seen by comparing "u" and "c" adjustments of the SIF data (Table 3).