Sentence examples for comparison addressed from inspiring English sources
Even if the three documents at comparison addressed to some extent biodiversity-related matters, none of them deepened the relationship between plant species selection (local ecotypes), growing medium composition (materials, granular size and thickness) and system build-ups (multi-layers and/or single-layer systems).
This comparison addressed the potential confound that would be introduced should patients with depression be shown to exhibit stronger responses in limbic areas in the traffic condition - potentially due to a negative bias in handling emotional stimuli in this condition.
This comparison addressed the third of the study's objectives.
The second interesting comparison addressed the value of using separate covariance constraints for each fMRI cluster ("Local" Model 1.3 vs. "Global" Model 1.2 in Fig. 5).
This comparison addressed whether or not the loss of information from using only two extreme tails of the sample, as in Long et al. [ 13], affected the "goodness" of the SNP subset selected.
Our analysis placed regional and national survey data in a side-by-side comparison, addressing four questions.
The comparison addresses the extent to which wind power, as a new energy technology, has become embedded in existing routines and practices of society.
Moreover, reliability comparison addressing fault rate in terms of temperature variation reveals that our proposed architecture significantly outperforms λ-router, as its competitor.
This comparison addresses the hypothesis that the toxins in the Bt plant directly or indirectly affect arthropod abundance.
The second comparison addresses a secondary question – 'are there clinician responses distinctive of high lethality attempters versus low-lethality ones?' in light of extensive literature suggesting clinical and biological differences between these groups [ 39].
Although we believe this comparison addresses the issue of systemic inflammation as modulator of gut microbiome, it is still possible that microbiota changes observed in newly diagnosed RA patients represent rather a consequence of a unique, NORA-specific systemic inflammatory response.
