Sentence examples for compared to available studies from inspiring English sources
Results are tabulated for different lamination schemes and compared to available studies in the literature.
Experimental isotherm data of sulphur solubility in supercritical carbon dioxide are presented and compared to available studies.
In this respect, such an approach would constitute a major improvement in the collection of high quality data, if compared to available studies based on interviews where the participation rate was much lower and where logistics and resources limited the length and coverage of the survey [9], [30].
The numerical results of the static analysis are compared to available solutions from previous studies.
Compared to available Italian literature, our study involves a case from southern Italy, investigates a longer period of time (nine years, instead of the four analyzed by Dell'Anno & Longo), and adopts different variables and research model (as described below), considering the HCA as a firm, with the aim of maximizing the results and optimizing the expenses.
Though participation rates for the Generation R Study are relatively high and the ethnic distribution differs only moderately from that of the eligible population, the Generation R Study is characterised by a rather highly educated and healthy study population compared to available city data [ 4, 5].
This is specific to this study as compared to other available studies in the field of transplantation [ 4, 10- 13].
PCB and pesticide levels were not substantially different compared to other available studies.
Sugar yield was significantly high when compared to previous studies available in scientific literature, suggesting the use of crude cellulolytic supplemented with Mn2+ an alternative and promising process for saccharification of sugarcane bagasse.
So the sample is quite representative for EU-28 compared to other studies available.
We chose the Pietra trial because of the wealth of outcomes data it provided and the between-study-arm similarity in subject characteristics compared to other available published studies.
