Sentence examples for compared to the context from inspiring English sources

Taken together, it's proposed that MKL1/2 and ELK4 contribute to different functions in the quiescent state compared to the context of an inflammatory response.

Differences in comparator was defined as whether the "control" groups differed in the context of the systematic review studies compared to the context to which the results would be applied.

The context-dependent sound event detection substantially improves the performance compared to the context-independent detection approach.

The two-step approach was found to improve the results substantially compared to the context-independent baseline system.

The evaluation results show that the knowledge of context can be used to substantially increase the acoustic event detection accuracy compared to the context-independent baseline approach.

Therefore, our second hypothesis was that skylarks decrease gap durations in reactive singing by producing unique, context-specific syllables that have syllable transitions with smaller inter-syllable frequency shifts compared to the context-specific syllables produced uniquely in spontaneous singing.

Compared to the domestic context, the international context is usually a much less clearly or justly ordered place.

Indeed, in five of the six ROIs analysed, the difference in BOLD activity between free and instructed conditions was reversed in the subjective context compared to the objective context.

One might therefore predict smaller differences between free and forced conditions in the subjective context as compared to the objective context.

Perhaps in an organizational context as compared to the public context, behavioral change (e.g. in supportive or help-seeking behavior) could be achieved more readily by giving clear calls for action in specific situations at work.

The results indicate that, as compared to the no context change condition, the strength of LI increased when the conditioning context was different from that of preexposure and testing (ABA).