Sentence examples for comparatively determined from inspiring English sources
The chromoplast differentiation in the fruits of the two Lycium species was comparatively determined by examining the plastids in the mesocarp of the green fruits (S1) and the ripe fruits (S4) under a light microscope.
The present study was conducted to comparatively determine the effects of different teaching applications based on questioning upon pre-service teachers' good questioning skills.
Comparatively, we determined the I D threshold using 107 debris flow events and employed statistical methods to ensure the validity of our results.
All differential sources were simulated for dose calculation, and the shape of dose distribution was determined comparatively distribution of a single-complete source.
The distribution of arsenic at low concentrations required by potable water and groundwater regulations was determined comparatively by four analytical techniques: ICP-AES, ICP-MS, Wagtech Arsenator® and Algaltoxkit F™.
The tested combinations produced similar PAEs from the PAEs induced by the colistin or tobramycin or levofloxacin or tigecycline or rifampin alone; statistically significant differences in PAEs were not determined, comparatively (P > 0.05).
The comparison with the randomized version of the spatial distribution of candidates allows us to address the fact that the significance of the absolute distances of each candidate to its cluster centroid in the feature space can only be determined comparatively.
As a consequence, simulations of reaction equilibria can still be useful, because temperatures required for achieving a certain conversion can be determined with comparatively high accuracy.
The calculated breakthrough curves had good approximations to the experimental ones with the values of Q0 = 3.0 mol/kg, Kc = 0.75, and Ds = 5 × 10−9 m2/h; these values agreed comparatively well with those determined individually by the column and batch adsorptions with H1.33Mn1.67O4 type adsorbent (Q0 = 3.4 mol/kg, Kc = 0.1, and Ds = 4.2 × 10−9 m2/h, respectively).
Dr. Ding's proposed Schaefer project is aimed at determining how fetal and adult liver niches comparatively regulate hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells.
