Sentence examples for compared at a single from inspiring English sources

PBMCs from three healthy controls were examined weekly for 12 weeks and Foxp3 expression levels compared at a single time-point.

The 12 models were also compared at a single subject level (Penny et al. 2004; Garrido, Kilner, Kiebel, and Friston 2009).

The first (Phase A) was a cross-sectional study in which smokers and non-smokers were compared at a single time point.

Global gene expression following stroke and seizures were compared before at a single time-point [ 3], but no comparison of time-series gene profiling datasets from the two conditions was reported to date.

Data from rehabilitation and reference sites were generally compared at individual mines in a single sampling year or from a chronosequence of rehabilitation sites as a 'space-for-time' substitution to draw successional inferences.

This invalidates the use of standard statistical tests to compare models at a single location.

Our primary outcome measure is based on repeated measures of POEM data collected weekly over 16 weeks because this reflects the impact of this relapsing and remitting chronic condition better than comparing outcomes at a single follow-up point.

In this paper, two 4th order electromechanical sigma-delta modulators (∑ΔM) are compared at system level: a single-loop (SD4); and a multi-stage (MASH22) architecture.

Allelic ratios, when compared at single SNPs, were similarly correlated between IUPAC- or allele-switch ratios versus either NuGen or GSP SNaPshot measures, while standard allelic ratios from RNA-Seq were much less correlated with either SNaPshot measure (Additional file 2: Figure S3).

Spreading nitrogen input over time (half at sowing and half at the 6-leaf stage) lowered yields slightly compared to a single input at the 6-leaf stage but also did not affect the yield enhancing effect of A. lipoferum CRT1.

By comparison, a greater glucose-lowering effect has been demonstrated with IDegAsp at SS compared with a single dose [ 9] owing to the long-acting nature of IDeg, which persists beyond a 24-h dosing interval.