Sentence examples for enhanced comparisons between from inspiring English sources
To confirm this observation, we have repeated the clonogenic assay with an adjusted number of cells plated after genistein and/or radiation treatment in order to predict a measurable survival fraction that permitted enhanced comparisons between single and combined treatments (see Methods section).
Recruitment setting seemed to have an influence on ESs in comparisons between VR-enhanced and control conditions, with smaller effects for recruitment from army settings, but this may also be a spurious result since some of the subgroups contained a very limited number of studies.
Comparisons between the gradient enhanced approach and the standard ℓ1-minimization are also presented and numerical examples suggest that the inclusion of derivative information can guarantee sparse recovery at a reduced computational cost.
The Contour-enhanced funnel plots, of studies investigating the comparisons between normal renal tissue and malignant renal tumor tissue as well as the comparisons between benign renal tumor tissue and malignant renal tumor tissue, indicated there was publication bias (P > 0.05) which was further confirmed by the Egger test (P > 0.05).
This enhanced microarray resource allows analyses using the GSEA approach and comparisons between fathead expression and sets associated with human health.
The diagnosis of lesion vascularization based on comparisons between plain non-fat-saturated and fat-saturated, Gd-enhanced T1-weighted sequences is no problem, if the investigated focal lesion shows a marked enhancement.
Overall, kinetic behavioral comparisons between WT Pol β and I260Q allow us to conclude that infidelity of I260Q originates from enhanced stabilization of the mismatched ternary complex and the chemical transition state.
Comparisons between Cameron and Blair are unavoidable.
This complicates comparisons between these systems.
Comparisons between countries are not wholly reliable.
Still, comparisons between them are revealing.
