Sentence examples for compared to certify from inspiring English sources

The diffusivities of the EuCl3 HDEHP extraction system obtained by different methods are compared to certify the hydrodynamic theory of the cell.

Out of the 69 students who assumed that getting a certificate is important before enrolment (important/very important), 17 (24.6%) were finally certified, as compared to only 8 (11.6%) certified students out of the 67 who were not concerned about receiving a certificate at the time of enrolment (important to some extent/not important; 11.9%); p<0.001.

Silver was detected at 328.068 nm and compared to the certified reference material TMDA-70 (certified with 10.9 μg/L Ag) as a quality assurance sample.

Only 67% of IMGs were board-certified, compared to 87% of USMGs (p < 0.001).

The brokered Orion Health Rhapsody MU certification solution provided a lower cost certification solution to hospitals (as compared to purchasing Rhapsody or certifying their EHR).

Results showed that annual efficiencies ranged from 65%to85%5%, thus evidencing a lower performance if compared to the 90 94% efficiencies certified by standard laboratory tests.

The isotope ratios at the lower and upper end of the step-profile were regarded as outliers, as their number was rather small compared to the main isotopic compositions (one certified isotopic composition and the contamination).

Since all these aspects have to be dealt with, it is a lengthy procedure to prepare appropriate project documentation and to certify A/R projects, impairing their competitiveness compared to other non-forest project types.

"They've certified so many factories compared to the other players, so you wonder".

The average value of savings in energy consumption obtained in the evaluated building (designed and certified with the ITACA Protocol, compared to reaching the law limit value) is 51.25 kWh/m2·y, with corresponding 8.52 kg CO2/m2·y emissions saved.

LMGs have higher likelihoods of being certified by medical specialty boards (compared to other graduates in the USA), of engaging in research, of being affiliated with universities and of pursuing academic careers [ 2].