Sentence examples for breakthrough in comparison from inspiring English sources

This is a breakthrough in comparison to the leader-oriented participation in policy and low-level political involvement in the past.

It also aims to generate a future market, in which the substitution will be lead by an effective innovation, even breakthrough in comparison to the actual decline of human intelligence and creativity inside the industrial products.

Finally, almost no adverse effects were reported with usual breakthrough medication in comparison with OTFC, which doses were titrated in patients apparently responsive to their usual medication, suggesting that probably most patients were undertreated either with basal or 'as needed' medication.

But until Lee Keun-ho's 68th minute breakthrough they looked pedestrian in comparison with South Korea's sharp, incisive performance.

Rhodamine tracer breakthrough in the unsaturated and saturated zones in general was delayed in comparison to bromide tracer breakthrough.

The higher adsorption capacity and longer breakthrough time were observed for ERH in comparison with RRH, under the same conditions.

In secondary flooding the two water compositions LHAW-2 and LHAW-1 increased the oil recovery (%OOIP) in comparison with SCSW at water breakthrough, by 29%and25%5% respectively.

Goulder also believes when it comes to publishing, breakthroughs in HIV often have a higher impact in comparison to equally novel science about a less infamous pathogen.

Remarkable difference in H2S breakthrough curves was observed for the TRGC hybrid composite in comparison with pristine graphene.

This may explain the early breakthrough during high salinity waterflooding and the difference in recovery rate encountered in comparison with the low salinity flooding process during the secondary and tertiary flooding cycles.

Further studies are warranted to evaluate, in comparison with other short-acting opioids, its efficacy in the management of breakthrough cancer pain, its addictive potential and its economic impact in cancer patients.