Sentence examples for by comparing the development from inspiring English sources

In this paper we study the case of Trentino, an Italian Alpine region where alternative food chains are quickly developing, by comparing the development of alternative markets in this context with other Italian peri-urban areas.

By comparing the development of entrepreneurial competencies within spin-offs based in different departments at the same universities we observed significant differences in early venture performance.

By comparing the development of the ETS pilots, we identify issues that have emerged in the design process, and outline important next steps for the development of a national ETS.

The protein folding trajectories constructed by comparing the development of the compactness and the secondary structure suggest that the specific hydrophobic collapse model rather than the framework model better explains the experimental observations.

Here we extend this study by comparing the development of aging effects on the walking pattern with parallel changes of cortical RFs and response latencies of neurons recorded in the fore- and hindpaw representations of somatosensory cortex in the same animal.

By comparing the development and growth of two genotypes of coho salmon (wild-type and transgenic with greatly enhanced growth hormone production) at six different temperatures, ranging between 8° and 18°C, we observed a genotype-temperature interaction and possible trend in directed neuroendocrine selection.

By comparing the dynamical development of clusters in the article network (collective level) to the development of the contributions by the authors (individual level), these findings show a co-evolution of cognitive systems and the social system.

The validity of the flamelet model is first evaluated by comparing the flame development predicted by DNS with that predicted by solving the unsteady flamelet equations.

By comparing the temporal development of the model under conditions that simulate a variety of experimental protocols with the observed behavior of the biological system under the same conditions, one can evaluate how well or poorly the mathematical model performs.

This was done by comparing the motor development of four groups of children aged 3-6 years: those with HIV/AIDS residing in institutions, those with HIV/AIDS cared for by foster parents, children without HIV residing in institutions and children without HIV living with foster parents.

Finally, by comparing the deformation developments and failure modes of CFSST columns with those of concrete filled steel tubular columns comprised of carbon steel, differences of fire performance between the two types of composite columns were identified.