Sentence examples for greater than using either from inspiring English sources
The therapeutic effect of the transgenic plants was significant and greater than using either FGF-1 or the medicinal plant alone.
Recent clinical observations have demonstrated that combining trastuzumab and pertuzumab together yields surprisingly synergistic results in tumour inhibition (that is, the combined effect of using the two molecules was far greater in effect than when using either alone) during the treatment of Her2 positive breast cancers that progressed during prior trastuzumab therapy [ 12].
Both MN e estimates were exceedingly large and resulted in N e / N ratios greater than 7. Point estimates using either Bayesian (O neS amp) or linkage disequilibrium (LDN e) methods produced N e / N greater than 1.0 regardless of priors or allele frequencies (not shown).
The bromobenzene, 1,4-dichlorobenzene and N-nitrosomorpholine exposed samples were typically predicted with accuracies greater than 94% using either the Random Forest or GEMS-SVM approaches.
In some cases protection is actually greater than using a recombinant vaccine.
This implied that the integrated use of organic and mineral fertilizers resulted in yield benefits greater than using them alone.
Under the optimized PCR conditions, the primers were detected by as little as 20 fg of purified IHHNV DNA, which contained only 8.83 × 103 copies of IHHNV, a 1000-fold greathanthan using dot blot hybridization.
This was marginally greater than using PCR, which varied in a similar fashion from 0.604 to 0.665.
It has been reported that in cultured cells, the transformation efficiency with ObLiGaRe is five times greater than using HR (Maresca et al. 2013).
Langer et al. (2008) showed that exposure to limonene from peeling an orange is far greater than using limonene-scented cleaning products.
However, distances travelled using hauliers were significantly greater than using private vehicles for all departure types (difference in medians = 174 km, 4.9 km and 75 km for movements to small, non-assured and professional producers, respectively; P < 0.001).
