Sentence examples for matter by comparing from inspiring English sources

For example, Schreck et al.[35] studied the effect of lead-enriched particulate matter by comparing freshly spiked, aged and long-term polluted soils.

Sirianuntapiboon and Ungkaprasatcha (2007) also reported efficient removal of Pb and Ni as well as organic matter by comparing acclimatized and un-acclimatized biosuldge.

In this study we contribute to shed light on this matter by comparing the user-generated groups with the groups detected algorithmically (as described in Section 4).

Herein, we have rigorously examined this matter by comparing directly circadian period length measured from human fibroblasts and that estimated physiologically in the same individuals, under different experimental conditions.

In the present study we also addressed this matter, by comparing respiratory sample IGRA results with blood IGRA results.

(He did not help matters by comparing his performance to "the Special Olympics").

No study looks at what really matters, by comparing the deterrent effects of capital punishment with other penalties, like life without parole.

CF efflux kinetics were examined in mixtures of POPS/POPC and POPG/POPC, with 20 80 and 50 50 compositions, to determine the importance of membrane charge for activity and whether the specific nature of the anionic lipid matters, by comparing POPS and POPG.

We validate the code in a wide range of dark matter models by comparing the relic density results from MadDM to the existing tools and literature.

If the change at last makes its way through Washington, DC, after years of deliberation and lobbying, that could further dent Blackstone's profits and share price.Mr Schwarzman has made matters worse by comparing the Obama administration's "war" against business to Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939.

Only those who napped within four hours were able to recognise the pattern later that day or the next.The paper by Dr Walker and Dr Mander looked further into the matter of forgetting, by comparing the process in the young and the old.