Sentence examples for judged by comparing from inspiring English sources
The fusion searches that have been based on analysis of genomic rearrangements [ 9, 13], rather than on sequencing of cDNA, have also been incomplete, as judged by comparing the junctions reported with Array Comparative Genomic Hybridization data.
Yet when two sounds are heard in close succession, the intensity or loudness of the second is judged by comparing it with the first.
Thus, in [14], the effectiveness of the ICTD was judged by comparing the ICC with a threshold.
For a particular DO, the suitability of any location is judged by comparing the estimated heat flux distribution on the DO, with that of the desired one.
The accuracy of the analytical methods is judged by comparing the estimated elastic-plastic crack driving force with results of direct finite-element calculations.
The adequacy of these models was judged by comparing the modeling error to the known measurement error of the quality variables.
It's likely that there will never be a clear winner in the conventional versus organic battle if they are judged strictly by comparing their nutrient scorecards.
TH levels in PAM neurons marked by R58E02GAL4, appear reduced upon dFz2 knockdown as judged by immunohistochemistry (compare anti-TH panels in Figure 5A,B).
"Most purists, because they're small-minded, they judge me by comparing me to a 40-year-old opera singer," she says.
Twenty-one (13%) were persistently anxious or depressed as judged by the HADS compared with 14 (10%) on the RSCL.
The deletion of any of these five genes enhanced the toxicity of α-syn as judged by growth defects compared with wild-type cells expressing α-syn, which indicates that these genes protect cells from α-syn.
