Sentence examples for in comparison with previous reports from inspiring English sources

The aqueous extract shows enhanced cytotoxicity in comparison with previous reports.

This entity is now believed to be more common now in comparison with previous reports; however, it is still an unfamiliar problem for physicians.

The patient survived more than 7 years after she was first diagnosed with pancreatic MAEC and survived for longest term after surgical resection in comparison with previous reports.

A strength of the present study in comparison with previous reports is that a more homogenous population of patients was included as all had recent symptoms of the hemisphere ipsilateral to an ICA occlusion.

Although all 18 vibration modes were not observed in this Raman spectra, 13 vibration modes were identified exactly, in comparison with previous reports [14, 15]. Figure 3 Raman spectra.

In comparison with previous reports [28, 29], the use of PEG as a surfactant in this hydrothermal synthesis of La(OH 3 NPs significantly reduces the overall size of the nanostructure with a trade-off of well-defined crystal structure.

The operative time was longer in comparison with previous reported data.

However, the operative time was longer and blood loss was greater in comparison with previous reported data.

In comparison with previous report, the present study has indicated potential uses of pectinase enzyme from T. frigidphilosprofundus in paper industry [ 30].

To aid in the comparison with previous reports, it can be noted that the total dose-rates reported here of ca. 2 20 × 109 e−/s correspond to 0.3 3 nA, and that the areal dose-rates of ca. 500 5000 e−/(Å2s) correspond to 0.8 8 A/cm2.

Indeed in Ganry study (2004)[ 21] a significant higher rate of CCS advising (95%) was observed in comparison with previous French reports (1996, 2003)[ 19, 20]; this may be explained by the fact that time from guideline implementation (1998 for France)[ 25], related medical education and putting guidelines in to practice are sequentially time dependent processes.