Sentence examples for comparatively between from inspiring English sources
The best reference genes identified were validated comparatively between qRT-PCR and microarray data.
Comparatively, between the average values obtained for all analysed fatty acids by the two methods based on direct transmethylation without prior extraction no significantly difference was identified (p > 0.05).
Hence, the aim of this study is to explore these subjective concepts comparatively, between Germany and Norway.
The effect of gene dosage was investigated comparatively between an isogenic series of tetraploid, diploid, and haploid strains.
It offers a novel resource that permits to explore gene expression by library, by genotype, and comparatively between genotypes, highlighting possible peculiarities and specificities.
Within- to between-home variance ratios were lowest for bedroom floor and kitchen floor endotoxin and somewhat higher for family room samples, an observation explained by the comparatively small between-home variation in family room endotoxin (Table 5).
Residue conservation in the ear itself is comparatively poor between closely related proteins (for example, between decorin and biglycan), but higher for the same protein across species (see examples in Figures 3 and Additional File 1).
Calculus is comparatively consistent between samples albeit on average lower than their paired dentin sample.
Detailed calculations carried by at team of Canadian and French scientists show that the planet is comparatively young, between 50 and 120 million years old, with a surface temperature of 400C.
Then, the impact of options, electricity selling price and risk aversion changes on feedback equilibrium strategies and optimal profits are comparatively analyzed between a Stackelberg game and a cooperative game.
Here, we present a strategy for neurite mapping, using a set of evenly distributed landmarks labelled by commercially available anti-Fasciclin2 antibodies which remain comparatively constant between specimens and over developmental time.
