Sentence examples for category as compared from inspiring English sources

Close to 60% of urban households fall in the richest category as compared to 11% of households in rural areas.

Yet, he noticed in the Rubric that grammar errors and mechanics were combined together as a single criterion, so he could not strongly focus on each category, as compared to before.

From the results, we can see that the two improved CHI formulas have a great effect on enhancing the value of F1 score of each category as compared to the original CHI formula, which means that the improved CHI formulas can select more representative words.

A slightly higher fraction of filopodia in this category as compared to phalloidin stained samples, probably, reflects higher sensitivity of EM.

M. leprae demonstrated a very significant genome reduction and an important associated difference in gene content for every functional category, as compared to M. avium.

48% of men fell into the overweight BMI category as compared to 31% of women.

Since these were dummy coded, the regression coefficients in column 5 represent increases in the value of the outcome variable for each 1-unit increase in the dummy variable, i.e., the increase for the language barrier category indicated with (1) as compared to the reference category indicated with (0).

australiensis and O. granulata have the highest percentage of clones falling the mid and high repetitive categories as compared to other species, irrespective of the ploidy level.

More surprising, however, was the finding that positive regulation is much more prominent among top-ranking disease-related categories as compared to the lowest ranking categories or total list of categories.

In the germline SAGE library there is a modest increase in the number of expressed genes in the Translation, ribosomal structure and biogenesis KOG sub-category as compared to the soma.

An analysis of the genes induced by overexpression of FruM in females identified fewer significantly enriched GO Biological Process categories, as compared to our observations in males.