Sentence examples for compared with the processes from inspiring English sources

The neuronal processes on the functionalized scaffolds appear significantly extended when compared with the processes on the RADA16 scaffold (Fig. 5b).

But the Congressional process thus far has been stunning compared with the process in 1987.

The proposed coatings characterize with their safety compared with the process involving toxic chromate.

While most lawmakers agreed that budget negotiations have been more cordial since M. Jodi Rell became governor, at least when compared with the process under John G. Rowland, the talks have hardly been tension-free.

Standard electroless copper deposition involving initial etching in mild acid is thoroughly compared with the process where plasma pre-treatment replaced the mild acid etch.

To what extent is the process of applying to be an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, and other selective American universities, similar for applicants from India (and other foreign countries) when compared with the process for American applicants?

In terms of the large scale and societal relevance of the deliberation process, it can perhaps be compared with the process leading to the adoption of the Human Rights Declaration after World War II, or with Catholic Ecumenical Councils such as the Second Vatican Council (1962 1965).

What follows is an edited version of our exchange: To what extent is the process of applying to be an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, and other selective American colleges, similar for applicants from India (and other foreign countries) when compared with the process for American applicants?

As the fermentation process in the rumen has many similarities with the biogas production process, the current research results on bloat in ruminants are summarized and compared with the process of foaming in biogas plants.

It has not been cost effective to use this method because of the lower price of petrochemical feedstocks compared with the process prices for production of PET monomers or oligomers from PET waste (Patel et al. 2000).

Compared with the process of formation, less is known about adhesion breakdown.