Sentence examples for more closely compare from inspiring English sources

The Muslim women interviewed for this article stressed that such policies in no way justify what happened in Toulouse, and more closely compare with Anders Behring Breivik, a far-right Norwegian who last July killed 77 people, most of them teenagers.

Subsequently, our investigation led us to more closely compare and contrast the mating system of the two species in order to understand what factors might affect mating behavior.

Furthermore, the authors could more closely compare the time to implement designs both in their TX-TL systems and in cells?

These contradictions make it necessary to more closely compare SA and GA in LC, to evaluate whether SA in LC is associated with better results.

These results suggested that other properties besides fungal proliferation were contributing to disease, and we therefore examined lung and brain tissue by histopathology to more closely compare the infections.

To more closely compare the two C. pepo transcriptomes, we conducted a reciprocal BLAST search in which each transcriptome was compared to the other transcriptome using the blastn algorithm with a significance threshold of 1.0×10−25 (Table 3).

In recent years, co-culture models containing more than one cell type are used to mimic the lung barrier more closely compared with monocultures (Klein et al. 2011).

Next, we tested the hypothesis whether comorbid proteins/genes common to comorbid disease pairs interact more closely compared to a set of randomly chosen proteins/genes.

Contrary to a previous study, which showed no changes in glucose dynamics after a bolus of glucose between brain, adipose tissue and muscle, our data showed that glucose in the brain follows blood excursions during acute glycemic changes more closely compared with subcutaneous tissue [ 2].

Interestingly, this subset of cell cycle-regulated genes shows further heterogeneity in the relationship between protein and mRNA abundance levels when examined more closely to compare the separate clusters of genes encoding proteins whose expression peaks at different stages.

As I looked more closely and compared the two forms, similarities began to emerge between a particular reality TV show and an image, or entire body of work.