Sentence examples for compared to previous samples from inspiring English sources
Resistant mares showed a significant decrease in neutrophilia at 72 h compared to previous samples (p < 0.001), whereas susceptible mares had a moderate to severe endometrial neutrophilia throughout the study period.
Similarly, the higher psychosocial impairment in our treatment-seeking sample as compared to previous population samples [ 18] is in accordance with this assumption.
It should be noted that the current sample of CHD patients reported a high CDS mean score compared to previous cardiac samples [ 13].
The DLM is compared to previous meter sampling methods, and an investigation into the robustness of efficient sampling plans is also conducted.
These procedures offer an improvement in the quality of samples, and thus the reliability of results, compared to previous studies where samples were transported from the field to the laboratories.
Compared to previous reported TiO2 samples, our porous TiO2 hollow spheres have a good performance in gas sensing at lower operating temperature.
Compared to previous research, the samples used in the present study include not only the middle-aged group between 45 to 59 years old but also a fairly number of elderly people over 60 so that we could evaluate the impact of SES on health at different age periods.
Nevertheless, we empirically compared and found the present study's GSI estimates (mean scores) to be higher compared to previous non-clinical sample norms among adolescents and students that have been published in the US 0.31 to 0.76 [ 23], New Zealand 0.88 [ 48], Spain 0.50 [ 49].
Blood levels were compared to previous or contemporaneous breath samples, urine specimens, and TWA.
Urine metabolites were compared to previous or contemporaneous breath samples and TWAs.
A recent case control study (Tranah et al, 2005) examined whether the risk factors for colorectal adenoma and cancer were similar in the cases and controls that provided blood samples compared to previous observations for each cohort.
