Sentence examples for detached compared from inspiring English sources
After 3 hours exposure to 35 µM of HAMLET, 37% of the cells had detached, compared to 62% at 49 µM.
Pitchfork Media's Adam Moerder considered that the album "feels like a retread" and that the band was "sounding less and less relatable", with innefective acoustic tracks and rock songs that "sound cold and detached compared to heart-wrenching Foo pop gems like 'Big Me' or 'Everlong'".
Expression of vin880 or vinT12 in MEFvin −/− cells resulted in an increase in the maximal force and the total work energy required to detach from FN compared to untransfected cells.
Two types of houses (detached and terraced) are compared with a two storey apartment.
Slip-off events were rare (17 total in three sessions) compared to detach without slip-off.
Angle behaves quite similarly to a projecting clause and is more semantically detached from the main clause compared with other types of circumstance (e.g. manner) (see Chen 2016 for comparison between English and Chinese in this respect).
To evaluate the relationship between the anti-Bm86 antibody titers and the effect of their variability in the reproductive potential of engorging females after immunization at weeks 0 and 4, the weight of eggs laid was compared using ticks detached from bovines with substantial differences in the levels of specific antibodies to Bm86.
Tumour cells also required a longer period of time to detach in response to trypsin, compared to the non-tumour, mesothelial cells.
On exogenous GzmB treatment, fibroblasts exhibited a marked change in morphology, with many cells rounding up and detaching over the incubation period compared with vehicle cells, which appeared well attached and spread with many filopodia protrusions.
Moreover, the relatively holistic and personal tradition in nursing can be refreshing when compared to the often detached, clinical and brusque approach of phsyicians.
For two layers examined (layers 19 and 24), predicted boulder sizes were compared with boulders recently detached by storm waves (i.e. within 2.5 months of detachment) from the same layer.
