Sentence examples for needed in comparison from inspiring English sources

First of all, outstanding properties of coated material are needed in comparison to competitive technologies.

The new design reduces the number of PMT's and the complexity of the calibration needed in comparison to the old design.

The ecological impact of UHPC is affected by the high cement content with more than double the amount needed in comparison to normal strength concrete.

Pyrolysis bio-energy with biochar return to agricultural soils is a technically feasible approach to start sequestering carbon dioxide now with little development time to initial deployment needed in comparison to BECS.

This could be due to the obvious benefits of having a parent more involved in their children's lives or just a simple financial decision on how much it would cost to secure the help needed in comparison to the income earned if that person were to stay employed.

To achieve an equivalent plasma volume expansion, a fourfold greater volume of crystalloid may be needed in comparison with 5% albumin [ 1].

Although this investigation did not evaluate smoking habits, further examination is needed in comparisons between ordinary CP and chronic stage AIP.

In their study, participants valued mostly the functional attributes of e-bikes (speed, acceleration and less physical effort needs) in comparison to conventional bikes and these were used in commuting trips up to 20 miles each way.

Treatment with adrenaline in patients with myocardial dysfunction after coronary artery bypass surgery is associated with higher plasma lactate and glucose levels and increased insulin needs in comparison with the phosphodiesterase III inhibitor milrinone.

This may suggest that women are responding to social expectations of the importance of esthetics rather than an objectively greater orthodontic treatment need in comparison to their male counterparts [ 28].

Further work is needed in the comparison of FE model results with test results on an instrument by instrument basis and in the development of reliable criteria to predict the failure of ductile bridge piers, where failure occurs by tensile fracture of previously buckled reinforcement bars.