Sentence examples for middle compared to the from inspiring English sources

Seed area was found to be greater from the base to the middle compared to the apex of a locule.

Specifically, the vast majority of metabolites had lower concentrations in the middle compared to the other two phases.

The results suggest that policy-makers can choose the option of constructing a semi-circumferential line in the middle (compared to the end) of the system development process, in order to trade investment cost for increased levels of service and robustness.

The fur is darker on its back, which is brownish-gray with a broad reddish line down the middle, compared to the front, which varies from a light gray to creamy white and extends from the throat to the genitals.

The median cost for a fingertip injury (N = 188), caused by a door or any other pinch object, was in the middle compared to the other cases (Fig 3).

Each line represents a different area of the ground, so you can tell what shape that part of the terrain is (POINT-AND-TRACE ONE LINE TOWARD MIDDLE), compared to other parts of the terrain (POINT-AND-TRACE LINE TOWARD OUTSIDE).

Boundary recall did not differ between the event middle condition compared to the unedited condition, t (154) = 1.02, p = .31, d = 0.13.

Boundary recall was also better in the event middle condition compared to the unedited condition, t (190) = -2.06, p = .04, d = 0.23.

The results of μCT and histologic examination showed that new bone formation was significantly higher in the middle group compared to the total group 8 weeks postoperatively (P < 0.05).

The relatively higher mean FA in the middle CGC compared to the anterior and posterior CGC may be related to the composition of long and short neural fibers and the changes along their connections with other brain regions [47].

This is in agreement with the findings of others who have shown that gender bias exists regardless of religion, caste and socio-economic class, although it seems that it is more prevalent among the middle classes compared to the poor [3], [7].