Sentence examples for noted for comparison from inspiring English sources

Developers built apartments at about the same clip in the 1990s, he noted for comparison, and they did it without the strong demographics present today.

Based on the curve models, the number of OTUs (97% gene similarity) identified based on 6000 pyrotags were noted for comparison in Figure 3. Primers targeting at domain Bacteria, genus Bifidobacterium and its different clusters, Enterococcus spp., and most Enterobacteriaceae were arranged into two multiplexing HOPE reaction tubes (Table S2).

In addition to the prediction errors, the average computation time for the prediction step is noted for comparison of LUT, PLS and LS-SVM schemes.

The unexpected difference noted for comparison 6b could be the result of additional coverage of a specific concept for students in cohort 2005 such as increased discussion of the concept during class in response to a student question.

It should be noted for comparison that similar structures in other materials systems have achieved significantly higher Q-factors: ∼5 × 10 and ∼10 for silicon and GaAs, where the absorption coefficients are ∼10 4 and 1 cm–1, respectively.

Regulation of mRNAs was defined as additive if significant differences were noted for comparisons of both W/D to W and W/D to D. Regulation of mRNAs was defined as non-additive if the W/D-hybrid was significantly different from one but not the other parental strains.

Note for comparison that more general treatment [10, 11], taking into account dominant role of the central-cell potential, permits of only numerical calculations.

Note for comparison that the more complex techniques of application of metal films over 2-D colloidal silica or polystyrene crystals provide for a controllable plasmonic shift towards the near-IR region without any serious impairment of the spectral quality.

The same pattern was noted for the comparison of the two measures as was reported for the effect size approach [ 44].

A total quality score has been noted for ease of comparison across studies; however, these scores should be interpreted with caution as it should not be assumed that each of the quality criteria should be given equal weighting.

The linear compaction ratios are noted for the indicated comparisons.