Sentence examples for compared to incorporated from inspiring English sources

Surface application of organic amendments supported greater grass and total plant densities compared to incorporated amendment treatments, but plant density did not vary with amendment amount.

The more pronounced effects of earthworms in treatments with residues mulched as compared to incorporated into the soil suggest that earthworm effects in part were due to bioturbation, i.e. mixing straw with mineral soil.

Compared to physically incorporated gelatin hydrogels, covalently crosslinked gelatin hydrogels displayed higher maximum weight swelling ratio (Qmax), higher water content, significantly lower cumulative gelatin dissolution up to 7 days, and lower gel stiffness.

In this study, the amount of residual membrane was higher in the conventional SFM group compared to 4HR-incorporated SFM group (P = 0.039, Fig. 2).

A Unitrap containing a trapping agent of water and detergent and with a cross vane was more efficient at capturing both species compared to traps which incorporated glue as a trapping agent.

The Ag-NPC composite showed remarkable enhancement in the reversible capacity (852 mAh g−1 after 200 cycles) as well as cycling performance, compared to NPC without incorporated Ag NPs.

Shoot visual quality was improved when trees were planted in the incorporated sand and raised beds with sandy topsoil compared to the control and incorporated peat sections.

Nearly twice as many college students accept a creationist explanation of human origins as compared to college graduates (Gallup Incorporated 2014).

pVEGF transfection levels were not high enough to enhance angiogenesis by increasing vessel density, maturity, or size, although by 6 weeks for all pore size hydrogels more hydrogel implants were positive for vascularization when pVEGF polyplexes were incorporated compared to control hydrogels.

In contrast, both spawning stock biomass and recruits-per-spawner were lower when a survival cost of reproduction was incorporated, compared to the unrealistic life-history scenario for which mortality among mature and immature individuals is assumed equal (Fig. 4).

A way to handle this problem and to still measure meaningful values for k* and D* is to keep the amount of O incorporated by chemical driving forces very low compared to the amount of O incorporated via pure tracer exchange.