Sentence examples for extents when compared from inspiring English sources
hASCs and hMSCs cultured on all biomaterials in the presence of AD showed significant upregulation of adipogenic mRNA transcript levels (LPL, GLUT4, FABP4, PPARγ, adipsin, ACS) to similar extents when compared to noninduced controls.
As with fire activity, croplands had smaller burned extents when compared to vegetated cover types in the GLC-Share Database [51] for the extent of the study area.
As with fire activity, croplands had smaller burned extents when compared to vegetated cover types in the GLC-Share Database [ 51] for the extent of the study area.
This represented a 7-fold increase in release extent when compared to standard pegylated liposomal doxorubicin.
According to research from the Romance Writers of America association, "romance buyers are buying e-books to a greater extent when compared with other major fiction subgenres".
The thickness of the composite sandwich deck retaining the similar stiffness may be decreased to some extent when compared with the all-GFRP deck.
In addition, the well dispersed modified nanoclays contribute to improvement of the permeability properties to a great extent when compared with the aggregated unmodified ones.
However, under the influence of higher dexamethasone usage, the benefit of TTField therapy appeared to be negated to a greater extent when compared with BPC chemotherapy as if TTField-treated subjects were not provided with any therapy at all.
The application of the precompression force along with dwell time extension amplified the tableting performance of radius edge punch face design to a greater extent when compared to bevel edge punch face design.
However, the sunitinib-induced effect on mTOR localization seemed to be to a lesser extent when compared to that of siramesine, as significant levels of mTOR were still co-localized with LAMP-1 on the lysosomal membrane in sunitinib-treated cells (Fig. 2m p).
"Since 1992 girls outperformed boys to a considerably greater extent when compared with studies up to and including 1991" (Lietz 2006a, p. 139).
