Sentence examples for compared to define from inspiring English sources
In settings of deep treatment response, pretreatment and MRD samples will be compared to define the effects of therapy on clonal architecture.
In this work, two control structures are compared to define the most suitable proposal for implementation in an industrial reactor and the impact of these control structures in the reactor production and in the polymer melt index are analyzed.
The design procedure is based on analyzing the CubeSat standard and defining the physical and geometrical constraints, both for a general Cubesat and the particular case of e-st@r, multiple possible configurations are analyzed and compared to define the most suitable one.
In particular, a multitemporal photogrammetric survey, carried out for the northern slope of Ricasoli, are compared to define at very high resolution, morphologic features of the slope and their evolution in time.
Their current interest matrices are analyzed and compared to define the interest difference between user u x and u y as shown in Eq. (4), by averaging their interest difference for all spots.
Finally the sequences on closely related branches of the tree are compared to define clusters with >90% of sequence identity.
Compared to defined benefit pension plans, 401(k) plans are vastly more expensive in investing, administration and other costs.I am sure, when he reflects on the issue, that Mr Cay Johnston will want to adjust that passage.
Given the lack of deferred compensation in defined contribution and cash balance plans, and the lower benefits compared to defined benefit pension for those who stay until retirement age, account-based retirement benefits would increase the incentive for early and mid-career teachers to leave, and also decrease the ability of older teachers to retire.
This has been shown to reduce the xylitol yield in non-detoxified hydrolyzate with as much as three times in model SSF experiments compared to defined media (Olofsson et al. 2008b).
Therefore, our estimated MCIDs are best suited for discriminating between patient groups, as compared to defining responders to treatment.
