Sentence examples for compared to existent from inspiring English sources

Compared to existent three-dimensional models for the interfaces, the proposed approach is more convenient to acquire the mechanical parameters of the interfaces, avoiding complicated laboratory tests.

The gain in size of SufPref data structure leads to significant improvements in space and time complexity compared to existent algorithms.

The suitable window function with good time frequency distribution and energy accumulation has been selected and compared to some other existent approaches.

"The safeguards provided to sustainable development are virtually non-existent compared to those provided to investors and the difference is rather stark," said Tim Grabiel, a Paris-based environmental attorney.

Also during a test done by this project, it was noticed that when taking a train ride in the morning, thoughts of being uncomfortable were virtually non-existent compared to taking a train at mid-day or worse, at the end of the day.

He could wax nostalgic over the larger relative infrastructure budgets of the federal government, or the days when student debt was small or non-existent compared to the huge student debt load now imposed on this younger generation of Americans.

This is in line with findings of a recent meta-analysis on Triple P in general, that independent researchers generally report smaller or non-existent effects compared to those seen in developer-led studies [ 32].

These results agree with previous observations that low PTX concentrations (<10 nM) induced an increased amount of apoptosis without evidence for existent G2/M arrest compared to a control.

In terms of HCC-responsive genes and cancer-mutated genes, advantages were still existent using DCGs compared to DEGs (Additional file 1).

It can be expected that the effect of increasing household income should be either weaker or not existent in Great Britain when compared to other countries, because both cancer screening examinations are free of charge in Great Britain.

This previously non-existent procedure deserves to be compared to the usual one: Application by a third party for an admission order.