Sentence examples for mode for comparative from inspiring English sources

And the traditional 4PB beam fatigue tests were also conducted under stress-controlled mode and strain-controlled mode for comparative analysis, respectively.

Thus, our time-calibrated tree sets the stage for comparative analyses of the tempo and mode of diversification of the different parallel radiations within the subtribe.

The obtained molecules from SP mode of docking (part of virtual screening protocol) were used for comparative docking analysis using FlexX and GOLD.

However, it is has been recognized that this mode of PCR bias is highly reproducible and, therefore, at least for comparative studies, its impact can be mitigated by maintaining consistent amplification methods and conditions.

The structural elements selected for this study are metallic high-slenderness poles, for which the frequency of the first vibration mode were calculated analytically, as well as by finite element method-based computer modeling for comparative purposes.

Act, tef-1 and ccg-7 were included for comparative purposes, and selected to represent genes which function is independent of reproductive mode of a fungus.

These results show the utility of many-species studies for revealing modes of constraint and innovation acting at individual intronic loci and suggest a general strategy for comparative genomic analysis of splicing function.

In addition, for comparative purposes we sequenced parts of three genes with function assumed to be independent of reproductive mode of fungi; encoding actin (act), translational elongation factor EF-1 alpha (tef-1) and glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (ccg-7).

The rich diversity of regulatory mechanisms, funding schemes and modes of financial and non-financial incentives for providers as well as users of services makes Europe a laboratory for comparative research and a pool of good practices [ 9].

Otherwise they will not be useful for comparative purposes.

Some Italian artworks have been included for comparative purposes.