Sentence examples for contrasted to the reference from inspiring English sources
Table 4 presents the IRs for asthma according to the four exposure indicators at baseline, as well as IRRs contrasted to the reference category of no exposure.
First, short and long breastfeeding categories were contrasted to the reference category (4 6 months for asthma and 7 9 months for other health outcomes).
This is in contrast to the reference entities for the CDX, which are corporate bonds.Steve Woodall.
However, in contrast to the reference compound, our compound showed a retained coagulant effect of thrombin with increasing substrate concentration in a modified Calibrated Automated Thrombogram (CAT) method.
PPT over the masseter muscles were lower in patients than controls, in contrast to the reference point, but had not changed after microdialysis in any group (Table 4).
By ratioing the instantaneous contrast to the reference image contrast, a simple method for thresholding the noise floor (noise at reference state) is attained, thus increasing the method's tolerance to ambient disturbances.
However, it is difficult to make a comparison of temperature dependence of N-containing samples because they do not exhibit a systematic behavior and tend to slightly decrease with increasing temperature in contrast to the reference sample.
A surprisal event in this context is likely to be metered by the social groups as one that is rare or unpredictable in contrast to the reference variable, as will become clearer when we discuss the idea of tuning below.
Results are shown graphically in Fig. 2, where marginal effects and 95% confidence intervals are reported; effects have to be interpreted in contrast to the reference case, the high track.
By contrast to the reference system containing an unmodified DBD, the ds-DNA bound by acetylated DBD dramatically tilted during simulation (Fig. 1), though its conformation remained rather steady (Fig. S5).
The main effects of the two components of interest are always presented in contrast to the reference group.
