Sentence examples for for instance by comparing from inspiring English sources

Lang and colleagues are designing trials that will still come up with the answers – for instance by comparing survival rates now at a specific treatment centre with survival rates once all patients are given a certain drug.

For instance, by comparing Fig. 6a, b, about 0.02 W/cm2 increase can be seen in power density at 850 °C.

In many applications, specific biases have been investigated, for instance, by comparing an instrument with small measurement error with another known to have much larger error.

Nevertheless, further studies are needed to disclose its effect on TrkA receptor structure and/or function, for instance by comparing the expression levels of wild type and mutated TrkA at RNA and protein levels.

Previous studies focused on the global histone modification dynamics during cellular differentiation., For instance, by comparing the epigenomic landscapes of human ES cells, Hawkins et al. found that the repressive marks, H3K9me3 and H3K27me3, expand significantly in fibroblasts.

To model the dynamics of the infection at a finer resolution, for instance by comparing model outputs to age-stratified case data, it would be necessary to account for such heterogeneity.

However, since no therapeutic trial has studied this approach for instance, by comparing it with the aim of achieving LDA this recommendation is actually expert-based although it is supported by a large body of circumstantial evidence.

In both scenarios for how the article could be rewritten, I believe the article would benefit from the use of more devices to highlight key points and comparisons, for instance by use of tables to compare the effect of different types of platforms on the ability to define environmental dependencies, or linkage with input data.

For instance, by obtaining information from a trial comparing drug A to B, and B to C, an indirect estimate of the benefit of A over C can be achieved [ 36].

Finally, the devices were not compared in vivo in static conditions, for instance by collecting exhaled gas in a bag.

Cost-benefit analysis can also be used to compare programmes across different sectors, for instance, comparing heath and education interventions.