Sentence examples for essentially by comparing from inspiring English sources

The researchers calculated that, to operate optimally, each cell in the developing embryo would match the strength of its bicoid signal against an overall range of possible signal strengths, essentially by comparing notes with its neighbors.

About half a dozen PET studies of speech perception had been published, all in top journals, and David tried to synthesize them, essentially by comparing which parts of the brain were said to be active during the processing of speech in each of the studies.

Since the teacher's maternity leave is essentially a random event, by comparing the outcomes of students who happened to reach third grade in 1995 versus 1996, we are able to isolate the causal effect of teacher quality on students' outcomes.

Essentially, this technique works by comparing the sedimentation properties of chromatin fibres isolated from treated and untreated cells under physiological conditions, that maintain the folding of the higher order chromatin fibres.

The algorithm, called "MEPSA" (multiple excess peak search algorithm), essentially scans the time series at different timescales by comparing a given peak candidate with a variable number of adjacent bins.

10 -12 represents the intensity of a 0 decibel sound, so by comparing your intensity value to this, you're essentially finding its relationship to this base value.

The occurrence of a motif is checked by essentially comparing the motif's complementary segments with the stems in the sequence.

Economists Roger Noll and Gerald Scully have argued that competitive balance can be measured by comparing the actual level of balance we observe to the level of balance that would exist if teams were essentially equal in ability.

Avoid price gouging by comparing four factors.

Thus, here we are essentially comparing mice that over-express different variations of murine APP that differ by AD mutation encoded and by sequence of the Aβ peptides that would be generated.

Chain restaurants, which account for 44.5percentt of all foodservice units, increased in number by 1percentt while the number of independents was essentially flat compared with 2012 at 351,430.