Sentence examples for mobility compared to from inspiring English sources
AlQ3 is known to have inferior electron mobility compared to most typical hole-transporting materials.
Electronic transport measurements indicate significant improvement in charge carrier mobility compared to graphene synthesized in a cold-wall reaction chamber.
Choice was a key differentiator: Forty-one percent of the technology employee respondents reported having a say in when and where they work — which includes both in- and out-of-office mobility — compared to only 32percentt on average.
Ge is used because of the much higher carrier mobility compared to Si, allowing to design devices operating at much higher frequencies.
Graphene field effect devices prepared on high-quality single crystal PZT substrates exhibit up to tenfold increases in mobility compared to SiO2-gated devices.
Moreover, the non-crystalline overlayer should consist of short loops with rather restricted molecular mobility compared to the mobility of the amorphous component.
The presence of a clear main band in the SDS-PAGE gels in Figure 1 of digested C2SH8C2, C2SH16C2, and C2SH24C2, with highly increased mobilities compared to the intact protein polymers, confirms that indeed much of the hydrophilic C2 blocks was removed by the enzyme.
Additionally, men with moderate or more severe mobility limitations compared to the reference category (no mobility limitations) had a RR of 0.50 (95%% CI 0.43, 0.57) for MVPA indicating that men with mobility limitations were half as likely to spend time doing MVPA compared to people with no limitations.
In addition, Bypass-AODV has a comparable performance under group mobility model compared to AODV.
It is well known that the recovery of water flooding from heavy oil reservoirs is less than 30% or even 20% of the OOIP (original oil in place), due to its very high viscosity and thus extremely low mobility comparing to light oil at reservoir condition.
We show that vaccination may be best targeted at populations with intermediate degrees of mobility as compared to communities with very high or very low population turnover.
