Sentence examples for greatly as compared from inspiring English sources
However, when the wind blows from the opposite direction, the flow fields change greatly as compared to an evenly distributed shelterbelt.
After 100 discharging/charging cycles, both charge transfer resistances obtained at 2.3 and 0.3 V vs. Li+/Li during the discharging fall greatly as compared to these obtained in the second discharging process.
Although no novel diffraction peaks were observed in the XRD patterns of the resulting samples, the morphologies of the samples after the dry-grinding process have changed greatly as compared to the starting materials of PdO.
The SERS studies show that the sandwich structured substrate exhibits good stability and reproducibility, and the detection sensitivity of Rhodamine 6G (R6G) and Melamine can respectively reach up to 10−19 M and 10−9 M, which is improved greatly as compared to other SERS substrates.
The results showed that after the Cu-hemin MOFs were formed on the CS-rGO surface, the crystalline structure of the Cu-hemin MOFs was kept while the size of Cu-hemin MOFs was decreased and the electrical conductivity of the nanocomposites was enhanced greatly as compared with that of Cu-hemin MOFs.
None of the experiments was described in enough detail to give a real picture of Russian progress in the field, but the Communist party newspaper "Pravda" said today that the range of measurements of the two cosmonauts' biological reactions "has been greatly expanded as compared with previous flights".
The ductility of the reinforced studs was greatly improved, as compared with the unreinforced studs.
Corrosion fatigue lives greatly decreased as compared with those in laboratory air.
The corresponding overall forming load was greatly reduced as compared to flange extrusion with a fixed die cavity.
The water absorption of PFPMI-co-MMA was greatly reduced as compared with that of pure PMMA.
Furthermore, the online beam FE spine model is greatly simplified as compared to the offline solid FEA model and hence more appropriate for real-time simulations.
