Sentence examples for comparative grounds from inspiring English sources
Occurring in densities of up to ~3 × 1012 cm−2 for 4 ML-thick MoS2 films, on comparative grounds, these defects will inaptly impair and limit the charge carrier mobility and limit optoelectronic functionality.
This leads to the proposition that in the studied polycrystalline synthetic 2D MoS2 layers, the grain boundary dislocation are the source of a large density of paramagnetic defects, that on comparative grounds, will unacceptably impair the layer's electrical and optoelectronic functionality.
It should be noted that type B gelatin has been previously used for siRNA delivery [ 59]; however, reports on comparative grounds between type A and type B gelatin clearly infer type A gelatin to be fitting for siRNA delivery.
"We're kicking their tails!" Mayor Mark L. Mallory of Cincinnati, an Obama supporter, said of the comparative ground games after emerging from a last-minute meeting with a small group of Obama volunteers.
The apparent irreversibility of the parallel phenomena of settlement, in France, and deforestation, in Brazil, gives us a comparative ground that this paper wishes to explore.
But first some "comparative" background.
From the comparative high ground (at least in Florida terms) of the Lake Wales Ridge, Bergh described what has already changed in the Keys, and how Irma might complicate the situation further.
On comparative Austroasiatic linguistic grounds, Ferlus (2010) suggests that rice was eaten first as a gruel of crushed and roughly husked grain.
We employed and validated the proposed approaches by the comparative study using ground truth and skull stripping and segmentation results from the automatic algorithm.
Finally, Figure 5 represents the comparative dependences of ground-state energies on the QD radius in two QS regimes simultaneously: for Ps in weak SQ regime and for separately quantized electron and positron in strong SQ regime.
Emerging concepts were assessed using the constant comparative method from grounded theory [ 24].
