Sentence examples for compared to separately from inspiring English sources

However, the permeability of integrated ferrite layers, made from ferrite tapes with Bi2O3 additive, significantly drops after co-firing with LTCC layers compared to separately fired monolithic ferrite multilayers.

We suggest that the difference we observed is primarily due to the evaluation of multiple spatial scales in the same modeling procedure, compared to separately evaluating nest site and landscape-level metrics on nest site selection as reported in Streich et al. (2015).

The combination of a chemical reaction and a distillative separation in one apparatus shows several advantages compared to the separately performed processes.

Within pools the vast majority of genes maintained patterns of expression compared to the separately hybridized samples, especially in regulated genes.

However when the CD or UC patient groups were compared to controls separately, significant more females were present in the group with Crohn's disease (p<0.01).

The MeOH/EtOH/H2O method had equivalent recoveries for vast majority of those endogenous polar and lipid metabolites as compared to the separately analysed BD polar or BD nonpolar extracts.

M and S molecular forms were compared to GOUNDRY separately and exhibited qualitatively similar levels and patterns of differentiation, so only the S form comparison is presented in Figure 1.

Only for absolute TRT of metabolic volume, significant lower values were observed for all registration strategies when compared to delineating VOIs separately, except for non-rigid PET and CTPET registrations.

Only for absolute TRT of metabolic volume, significant lower values (p < 0.05) were observed for all registration strategies when compared to delineating VOIs separately, except for non-rigid PET registrations (p = 0.1).

The elongation at break of these two samples were improved 36 and 34 times compared to pure PLLA separately, accompanied with only 16% and 18% decrease of the tensile strength.

Third, we assessed whether the prediction of future health care costs was improved by combining the two measures compared to using them separately.