Sentence examples for less well compared with from inspiring English sources

Overall, the base case performed less well compared with the reference standard and the other scenarios tested (Table  2).

Admittedly all three cell lines, performed considerably less well compared with primary mature human hepatocytes in all the liver parameters tested in this study.

Measuring calcium mobilization in single cells responding to superantigen, we found that human T cells expressing rat CD6 react significantly less well compared with T cells not expressing the exogenous receptor.

Therefore strategies to improve tolerability might be directed in two ways: at those specific physiological abnormalities that identify individuals who are less able to tolerate aspirin irrespective of their age, and at age-related changes in gastrointestinal physiology that might predict why older people tolerate aspirin less well compared with younger age groups (Table 2).

Students with ADHD often perform less well compared to students without ADHD [ 76].

This clinical profile fits the radiologic profile of our study groups well; compared with less aggressively treated patients, both groups were doing well, but the FIN-RACo patients even better.

It performed well compared with TRISS and the PS09 score, although it has significantly less discriminative ability.

First, the study was based on administrative data which are less well validated compared with well-designed prospective cohorts or registries.

A lower risk of snuff use was found among pupils reporting "in between" family economy, and there was a tendency towards lower risk among the less well off compared with the very well off.

For rodents, escaping from temporarily poor conditions is relatively more difficult, and therefore we predicted that a population of rodent pests in a monoculture with synchronised periods of absence of the field crop, would do less well when compared with a population in a heterogeneous landscape.

The WFA group was developed following a study by BGS, for HSE OSDD), two years earlier which illustrated that ground conditions to the west of Britain, identified on BGS's regional studies, were more varied and processes and hazards were less well understood compared with the North Sea.