Sentence examples for compared with the other components from inspiring English sources

We used only these components because they have the highest PSD intensity compared with the other components and the background intensity.

Subsequently, it has been reported that daumone is one of three molecules that comprise C. elegans dauer pheromone and that daumone induces the lowest level of dauer larva formation, compared with the other components of dauer pheromone [ 18].

Total protein concentrations were significantly higher (P < 0.001) in P-PRP+NID for both breeds when compared with the other blood components.

In ACH, TGF-β1 and PDGF-BB (either pg/mL or pg/mg of TP) concentrations were statistically (P < 0.001) higher for P-PRP+NID and P-PRG when compared with the other blood components.

Other energy terms, such as heat stored or released in the plant, or the energy used in metabolic activities, are not considered These terms account for only a small fraction of the daily net radiation and can be considered negligible when compared with the other four components.

Furthermore, in Figures 9 and 10, the center regions contain more high-frequency components compared with the other regions.

This is because the first IMF was the datum with the highest-frequency components compared with the other IMFs.

The benefits of decomposition are as follows: (1) a signal is well approximated by a finite number of basis functions, (2) information in the time (physical) domain is transformed into information in the frequency domain without losing any information, and (3) the interpretability of the signal can be enhanced by analyzing each component separately and comparing it with the other components.

Values of all metabolic components were significantly higher in the TE type compared with the other types.

However, the resources and funding required to support the science are still inadequate when compared with resources provided for the other components of environmental health sciences.

Thus, some have suggested that a "hypertriglyceridemic waist" phenotype can serve as a risk predictor for clinical purposes regardless of other components, highlighting a potential stronger metabolic impact of abdominal obesity and plasma triglyceride levels compared with other components of the definition (14).