Sentence examples for compared to extracting from inspiring English sources
The negative impacts were larger when including stumps compared to extracting slash only.
It is clearly demonstrated that when hating and ultrasonic energy are used in conjunction, a 7-fold increase (p < 0.05) in protein extraction is obtained if compared to extracting conditions for which neither heating nor ultrasonic energy are used.
Compared to extracting oil, which has lain in the ground for millions of years, growing corn and extracting ethanol puts far less carbon back in the atmosphere.
It was shown that using semi-composition method is able to provide more discriminatory information compared to extracting composition of the amino acids feature group from the original protein sequence [ 26].
This can cause problems when multiple demonstrations are compared to extract the relevant information for learning.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Representative SEM images showing reduced S. aureus colonization on Au-Nps/extract (b) compared to extract (a).
Immunoblotting of whole-cell extracts indicated an approximately 7-fold increase in the level of RAD51 protein compared to extract from non-transfected cells.
Moreover, as the individual players' positions remain constant across networks, the different match networks can be easily compared to extract the general features of the play of a team, such as the efficiency of a particular team strategy.
To develop this method, the collision induced dissociation (CID) spectra of several kinds of β-lactam antibiotics and impurities were compared to extract their diagnostic fragmentations.
Compared to extracts with ethanol (60% vol), which provide a maximum yield, an average of 30% thujone are recovered in the aqueous tea preparations.
Polysaccharides extracted from whole cell sonicates of C7 treated cells yielded significantly lower orcinol reactivity than extracts from untreated cells (p<0.01), but without statistical differences in reactivity compared to extracts from a genetic SYNTHESIS mutant (Figure 3A).
