Sentence examples for in comparison with expected from inspiring English sources

In all patients, preoperative plasma concentrations of F1+2 were increased in comparison with expected values in adults (4.76 ± 1.39 nmol/l) and raised significantly after heparin administration until 10 minutes after CPB (p < 0.01) to reach a maximum value at the end of CPB (115.51 ± 23.75 mol/l).

Figure 4 shows the imbalance of our trees in comparison with expected values under the ERM and PDA models.

Almost as cold were Duluth, Minn., on Lake Superior in the northeastern part of the state, where temperatures were forecast to drop to 17 below zero, and Minneapolis and St. Paul, in comparison, with an expected low of 7 degrees below.

Purpose/Objective:  Evaluating outcome levels and practical results achieved by the CFPE Project in comparison with the expected ones.

Healthy habits can slow this deterioration and may increase the likelihood of positive self-ratings of health in comparison with those expected based on "objective" assessments.

Another more recent study that of Rasmussen et al (2001) found that overall survival in individuals with NF1 is reduced by some 15 years in comparison with that expected in the general population.

In comparison with that expected for primary BC in the general population, there were no significant differences in risks for developing localised, regional or distant stage BC following RT for HL.

The corresponding skewing towards rare alleles of the site-frequency spectrum in comparison with that expected under the infinite-sites mutation model with no selection [ 37] is not surprising in view of the heterogeneous origins and cultivation histories of the accessions.

The lower rate of positive samples detected by milk qPCR in comparison with HYDEqPCR were expected, as Map can be detected in milk only from animals in stages II-IV of Map infection [ 22].

Although there were low numbers of deaths in comparison with the NPI expected event rate within 3 years, this study was adequately powered, and a sufficient number of events were observed, to detect an effect as large as that seen by Badwe et al (1991).

Read-abundance validated reads are based upon sequences predicted to be found in the mutated transcript in comparison with sequences that are expected to be excised from the mature transcript in the absence of a mutation.