"comparison experiments with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when describing scientific or data-based experiments where different methods, variables, or groups are being compared. Example: "The research team conducted comparison experiments with three different treatment methods to determine their effectiveness in treating the disease."
Comparison experiments with the state-of-the-art systems are also included and analyzed.
After three comparison experiments with other researches, the results demonstrated the ODPS has many advantages and good performance.
From comparison experiments with a reference optical system it is found that the measurement error is acceptable especially at the early stage of fall event.
Finally, the comparison experiments with the line-of-sight (LOS) based fuzzy scheme are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of our results.
Comparison experiments with conventional process of nitrification denitrification beds were also done at the same times; results indicated that the two processes carried on are completely different pathways.
To investigate the dependence of the entrainment on the grade of the sliding material and bed-sediment thickness, a series of comparison experiments with sliding masses of different grades and loose sediment bed materials of different thickness values are conducted.
Our data also provide an explanation of why avian influenza virus before genetic change produced lower virus titers with limitation of spread throughout the porcine respiratory tract in a comparison experiment with a swine virus [33].
Single comparison experiments were evaluated with T-tests with the statistical significance set at p<0.05.
Comparison of experiments with theory shows that the model describes the adsorption kinetics adequately and allows the effective diffusivity in the porous solid to be calculated.
A comparison to experiments with a standard 3.0 T clinical scanner was not performed.
