Sentence examples for extent in comparison from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the propagation of MCMA preferred r addition to a lower extent in comparison with that of MMA.

BCD-dextran polymer was capable of extracting significant amount of cholesterol from phospholipid bilayers and to a higher extent in comparison to available β-cyclodextrins (BCDs).

For the combined orbit determination of heterogeneous observational data, through the introduction of the weighting factor by which the model structure is characterized the accuracies of the combined orbit determination of the near-earth satellite and geostationary satellite are both improved to a certain extent in comparison with the mean weighting mode.

In both RME and I-RME, the displacement noticed was to a lesser extent in comparison to the other sutures as seen in Table 3.

In FKBP51 overexpressing melanocytes, cyclin B remained suppressed in the presence of the cytokine, although to a lesser extent, in comparison with EV-melanocytes.

The resulting peptides might have free exposed glycine along the chain to a higher extent, in comparison with peptides produced from non-swollen skin.

The pay disparity can also be seen — albeit to a lesser extent — in comparisons with other government agencies, the data show.

Five 1 4OE GFP lines were screened initially based on increased growth extents in comparison with the WT plant, and 1 4OE GFP#1 acquired the best growth phenotype (Supplementary Fig. 10).

595. the subject of religious harassment also raises issues about human interaction that are to some extent unique in comparison to other harassment.

The Orthodox were to some extent privileged in comparison with the other Christians; all Christians enjoyed a higher status than Muslims; and the latter were not so disadvantaged as the Jews.

These genes were increased in both the comparison between ob/ob vs. WT, and also to a lesser extent in the comparison between POKO vs. WT.