Sentence examples for differential compared to from inspiring English sources

γ would now be a combination of the probability of finding a match, conditional on searching for a particular type of teacher, as well as the direct cost differential (compared to searching for a base teacher type).

This feature becomes a differential, compared to traditional analysis of quantification of frequencies, such as fast Fourier transform, aiming at a future application in real-time analysis, i.e., at the time of acquisition of the EEG exams.

On the contrary, with the case of letrozole of which its cost differential compared to tamoxifen is not large but the clinical advantages (e.g. QALYs gained) between letrozole and tamoxifen appear to be considerable, this also creates significant economic yield from the government use licenses of the drug.

It is equally important to point out that with the lack of data of an incremental mortality benefit, routine use of V2 receptor antagonists will unlikely be justified especially with the likely cost differential compared to loop diuretics, except in aforementioned subgroups that would need careful confirmation of efficacies and economic justification.

The peripheral blood smears did not demonstrate any changes in blood cell morphology or the leukocyte differential compared to free heparin-treated or untreated controls, and the H&E section did not show signs of inflammation, tissue damage, or cell death.

The comparison with the native comparison group shows that a varying part if the earnings differentials compared to natives can be referred to differences in composition with respect to occupational status and local labor market.

The smallest earnings differentials compared to the native comparison group are found among the geographically, and in some cases culturally, close immigrant groups from Finland, Other Nordic countries, Germany, the Soviet Union and the Baltic States.

Particular groups with the largest health literacy differentials compared to their counterparts are those born overseas, those not speaking English at home, and those with low education.

Our study highlights that the pace of reversal of fisheries-induced life-history evolution after the cessation of fishing is hampered by two processes: small natural selection differentials compared to those imposed by fishing and a reduction in the genetic variability of traits, as shown by the decrease in their additive genetic variance.

This enabled us to study both differential gene regulation between growth in light and darkness (termed light responsiveness here) and investigation of regulatory targets (differential regulation compared to wild-type) of BLR1, BLR2 and ENV1 in light and darkness.

Cold-adapted Pseudomonas aeruginosa LipC is a secreted lipase showing differential properties compared to its well-known counterpart LipA.