Sentence examples for compared it can from inspiring English sources
Since the reactor design of the five laboratory-scale reactor were similar and different wastewater were compared, it can be said that the EPS composition depends more on wastewater type rather than operating conditions.
Therefore, when the steam-jet and air-jet textured yarns are compared, it can be concluded that steam-jet textured yarn is more economical to produce than air-jet textured yarn.
If the FI between the samples with 10 and 20 nm of deposited gold is compared, it can be concluded that the relation of the FI with the gold thickness is strongly dependent on the porosity of the NAA film: for the lower porosities, the FI for the 10 nm gold-coated samples is bigger, but this trend is reversed as the porosity increases.
When the total heat released at the end of 48 h for OPC and modified pastes and 72 h for the activated slag pastes (note that the steady state is not reached until about 60 h for the high M s value pastes) are compared, it can be noticed that a distinct plateau is observed for the activated slag pastes, corresponding to the very long dormant period.
When the two figures are compared, it can be seen that the chief peaks and the exterior profile of the spectrum are maintained.
When two populations (repertoires in our case) are being compared, it can be the case that one diversity measure shows a certain trend while the other shows the opposite since they represent different aspects of the underlying abundance distributions [ 89].
You can compare it to the visual arts, to painting, to drawing; it can document reality, like still photographs.
You can compare it to baroque with its sense of ornamentation, to 19th-century music with its variation and possibly even to 20th-century processed music".
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By comparing it to something else, it can be easier for the reader to understand.
"You can compare it to an orchestra.
