Sentence examples for extents when compared to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

This represented a 7-fold increase in release extent when compared to standard pegylated liposomal doxorubicin.

MRCP depicts the biliary anatomy and pathology not only non-invasively (Figs. 15e, f and 21) but also to a better extent when compared to sonography and CT.

M6G (7) is also able to penetrate the blood brain barrier, although this occurs in a lower extent when compared to morphine [30, 31, 32].

Since heat treatment caused losses of free water (Figure 4) at a higher extent when compared to that of the sample subjected to pressurization (200 to 600 MPa), this probably led to the toughening of shrimps subjected to heating.

Therefore, the computational cost in the present solvation model can be saved to a significant extent when compared to the other methods that require the quantum chemical calculations or statistical modeling.

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.

Treatment with siRNA's targeting EHV-1 genes at 24 h before infection also showed a reduction in body weight loss and virus titers to some extent when compared to the control siRNA group, albeit without reaching statistical significance.

On the other hand, a significant reduction in histone H3 occupancy was also observed in OREBP−/− fibroblasts in response to hypertonic stress, although to a lesser extent when compared to the WT fibroblasts.