Sentence examples for implications compared with from inspiring English sources
It should be noted here that single-occupant ground-based vehicles also have negative sustainability implications compared with fully loaded cars that combine passenger trips.
Meanwhile, Hoogma et al described that insulin glulisine can be safely used in continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) and does not have any adverse clinical implications compared with insulin aspart.
Specifically, we noted that both the disease and yet more so, the DBS treatment induced NMD prediction increase with disease-relevant functional implications as compared with both healthy control volunteers and the pre-surgery state.
The results are discussed with regard to their cell kinetic implications and compared with our results for the chemosensitivity of EMT6 cells in exponential and plateau phase growth in vitro.
The African summit's size and security implications are being compared with that of the 2010 Nuclear Security Summit, which brought more than 40 delegations and many world leaders here.
Table 16 China's welfare implications of difference scenarios, compared with BAU.
The clinical implications of mixed infections, compared with a sole agent, remain unresolved [ 28].
Clinical implications of FCM use compared with other i.v. and oral iron compounds have been studied in various indications.
Its attributes and implications for intervention are compared with those of other major conceptual frameworks for understanding cancer: the clonal diversification model, the stem cell theory and the hallmarks of cancer.
This latency has implications for malaria control: compared with falciparum malaria, seasonal strategies to control malaria based on peaks of clinical presentation may not be as appropriate for vivax malaria as the incidence by season might predict.
But all this is a mere political peccadillo compared with the implications of Railtrack's demise, which, had it not been for the war, would have dominated the past month's political agenda.
