Sentence examples for comparing sections from inspiring English sources

This article presents a comparative study of the structural behavior of π-shape cross section wooden structural floors with spans from 9 m to 18 m, comparing sections with and without pre-stress, and sections with the self-tensioning system.

To determine if we could influence acceptance by targeting misconceptions about LDS religious doctrine, we used a quasi-experimental design comparing sections where religious doctrine was addressed (treatment condition, n = 1104) to a section in which it was not addressed (control condition, n = 101).

Statistical significance was calculated using a two-tailed t-test in the Microsoft Excel 2007 program by comparing the average values obtained in sections i and iv to ii and iii in the case of oocytes, and comparing sections i and v to ii and iv for 2-cell embryos.

Batch-to-batch variation was assessed using two regions with clear high or low nuclear HIF-1 α expression, comparing sections from these with each batch.

Mouse cells were counted in a column of 100 μm of lateral cortical wall within field 40 comparing sections at identical antero-posterior levels of the brain, as identified by stereological analyses.

The selective tumour targeting of the human anti-CA IX antibodies was also evaluated by immunofluoresence, comparing sections of tumours and of normal organs, 6 h after i.v. administration of SIP A3). Figure 7 shows that a much brighter fluorescence signal was observed in tumour lesions, compared with normal organs (heart, intestine, kidney, liver, lung, and spleen).

As for other pieces, Mr. Susok said, the library will have MP3 streaming capabilities, so that visitors to the Web site will not just see the score of a composition but also be able to listen to and compare sections of its performance under different conductors.

Figure 6a,b compares sections from 3-D and 2-D inversions using the same color scale.

After the testing period, the researchers compared sections of the implanted cats' brains with the brains of three normal and three untreated deaf cats.

Researchers compared sections of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA from the three species to show that they each have evolved separately and are not interbreeding.

A different team of researchers compared sections of DNA from distinctly patterned forms of three species of the tropical Heliconius butterfly.