Sentence examples for by comparison with normal from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the durability of the carbon fiber reinforced polymer concretes was validated by comparison with normal polymer concretes.

In many cancers, by comparison with normal tissues, the competency of the cellular anti-viral mechanism is impaired, thus creating an exploitable difference between the tumour and normal cells, as an unimpeded viral proliferation in cancer cells is eventually cytocidal.

The mass loss, compressive strength, dynamic elastic modulus and stress-strain relationship of recycled coarse aggregate concrete under different cycles of freezing and thawing were investigated by comparison with normal concrete in the research reported in this paper.

In particular, using RT PCR expression analysis, Pannone et al (2007) found 66% of OSCC tumours to be overexpressing hTERT by comparison with normal tissues.

Eph receptor A10 (EphA10) is a valuable breast cancer marker that is highly expressed in breast cancer tissues by comparison with normal breast tissues, as we previously reported.

Specific cytoplasmic immunostaining for FHIT protein in cervical lesions was assessed by comparison with normal epithelium (positive control, present in most sections) and with stromal cells (negative control, present in all sections).

Although the vast majority of germline events have been removed by our data filtering steps and by comparison with unmatched normal DNA samples from the Swedish population, matched normal DNA would probably have clarified the clonal relationship in these two uncertain cases.

Mutations resulting in amino acid changes P124L, Q643R, D1017H and M1043I were confirmed as somatic by comparison with matched normal DNA.

> This index was the first one designed to measure and monitor multifactorial tooth wear; a further pioneering feature was the ability to distinguish acceptable and pathological levels of wear, by comparison with threshold normal values for the age groups studied.

It has been further demonstrated that, by comparison with the normal liver, the liver depleted of glycogen is more susceptible to the development of metases from circulating cancer cells.

Zhou et al. [ 3] sequenced the entire mitochondrial genome of 83 primary head and neck tumor samples (Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma-HNSCC), and identified 228 mutations by comparison with matched normal blood leukocyte DNA (see their supporting information table 2).