Sentence examples for comparisons noted from inspiring English sources

In both comparisons noted, whether the gene is induced or repressed varies with the tissue and time point examined.

An admirably thoughtful discussion of algorithm comparisons noted that most scientists read new papers thinking "well, of course they say their method is better, but…".

Within treatment group comparisons noted a stronger effect of low 2-h glucose on regression in placebo (HR 1.64) and metformin (1.61) groups than in the ILS group (1.25) (test for interaction, P = 0.03).

As with the group comparisons noted above, the only characteristic that differed significantly between high and low performing facilities was having mechanisms to prevent alerts from 'falling through the cracks' (p=0.0114).

In general, the comparisons noted above show that the data obtained with the peptide libraries described herein reproduces many of the features of substrate recognition previously reported for PFTase and thus underscores the validity of using these libraries for rapidly assessing aspects of PFTase substrate specificity.

Often-made comparisons note that fertilizer use rates in Africa are just 10 20% of those in Asia, Europe and the Americas.

But the prime minister cautioned against direct comparisons, noting the large disproportion in the two countries' troop commitments.

A few invoked one of Mr. Kerry's least-liked comparisons, noting how another Massachusetts Democrat who ran for president, Michael S. Dukakis, stuck close to home in August 1988, in what turned out to be a foolish strategic move in his campaign against Mr. Bush's father.

One person involved in the deal, as a point of comparison, noted that MetLife had paid $400 million for the naming rights to Giants Stadium.

Sky Sports described the ratings decline as a "premature comparison," noting that the figures did not include a number of high-profile matches, like the showdown between Liverpool and Manchester United.

Some have compared him to Fernando Mateo, a successful businessman who organized livery cab drivers, but Mr. Fernandez shuns that comparison, noting that he started as a bodega owner, whereas Mr. Mateo came from outside the livery world.