Sentence examples for modified in comparison to from inspiring English sources

The growth rate of transformants was not significantly modified in comparison to the wild type strain indicating that the differences in calculated transformation frequencies were not affected by differences in cell growth or survival (results not shown).

The determination of sample size, as well as the acclimation and randomization procedures were carried out identically to males, but due to the known increased longevity (increased frailty) of the senescent female rats [32], the training protocol and starting age of training were slightly modified in comparison to males (Table 3, Figure 2).

The total JAK2 level was slightly modified in comparison to the control at 24 h.

The used eye tracking paradigms to measure food-related as well as general impulsivity are presented in figure 2 and slightly modified in comparison to Schag et al. 10 Eye tracking is a non-invasive, objective and high-speed measurement to assess processes like impulse control.

Thus, it has improved hydrophilicity and is easier to be chemically modified in comparison with the fibrion.

The experimental procedure for assessing the modified SUBSS in comparison to the original SUBSS method is then the same as above.

We see 54% improvement on 8 SPEs (27.9% on 1 SPE) for the modified FDTD in comparison to our original FDTD algorithm on Cell BE.

To achieve this goal, mixtures with different content of bitumen and nano-Titanium dioxide were made and the effects of these parameters were investigated on the modified mixtures in comparison to conventional asphalt mixtures.

The comparison of phenylpropanoids content firstly revealed much higher amounts of these compounds in the seedcakes than in the fiber and secondly higher level of this compounds in raw products from genetically modified plants in comparison to control.

Our data also allowed us to determine different metabolite profiles between those with enteric fever caused by S. Typhi and S. Paratyphi A. These organisms have a modified physiology in comparison to other Salmonella and enter human tissue with limited intestinal replication and by potentially suppressing gastrointestinal inflammation (Jones and Falkow, 1996).

The hypobranchial muscles of tetrapods are both reduced and modified in comparison with those of jawed fishes.