Sentence examples for considering comparisons from inspiring English sources

Rather than considering comparisons with costly counterparts elsewhere, however, Boyd looks to his recent past for inspiration.

Phylogenetic trees for duplicated genes (so-called anchors) in duplicated segments were based on pairs of grape paralogs representing the reciprocal best hits with aligned length of >150 amino acids and considering comparisons with proteins from Physcomitrella patens, used as outgroup, and the best Arabidopsis homolog.

The ability to measure treatment efficacy based on broader generic instruments has implications when considering comparisons with normative populations as well as across disease states.

Considering comparisons, PCPs working in rural/mountain areas and female PCPs reported to adopt more frequently non-pharmacological treatments, as psycho-education, psychological support and family intervention, than urban areas and male PCPs.

Examining numerous examples of comparative studies, Considering Comparison develops a methodological framework for conducting and evaluating such studies.

The event is intended to be a discursive, free exchange of ideas, with time given to consider comparisons between the challenges facing the British and the American left in an era of Trump.

Future efforts will expand the utility of StarNet in these areas, and consider comparisons of more than two cohorts.

As could be expected, this percentage is even higher when you only consider comparisons within the super order Eucarida (>81%) or outside the class Malacostraca (<79%).

In all cases, we considered comparisons significant at α = 0.05.

We did not consider comparisons with other therapeutic interventions in this review.

With our improved correlation results, we were encouraged to consider comparisons at the exon level.