Sentence examples for organized in comparison to from inspiring English sources

Being a Baptist minister, I recognize that the Protestant tradition is anything but organized in comparison to the Catholic Church's hierarchy.

The MSC containing mammospheres were spherical and well organized in comparison to spheres formed from MCF-7 cells alone at this time point (Figure 2F).

However, it seems that the nerves and smooth muscles were not organized in comparison to those found in the native bladder wall.

Such a construction would make steady-going constriction with removal of individual subunits rather difficult to organize in comparison of a smooth, diaphragm-like constriction.

In comparison to the organized trabeculas of woven bone noted in the mandible, bone formation in the tibia seemed to be of a cancellous type, mainly characterized by tiny trabeculas (Fig.  3a d).

To study this technique in comparison to the classical crush technique, we organized a prospective, multicentre, randomized DKCRUSH-1 trial.

Many political analysts caution that for crucial elements of political organizing, the reach of the Internet still pales in comparison to traditional media like television or radio.

Oceanside's collection efforts were meager in comparison to Long Beach, because there were no individuals able to organize large-scale collection sites and manage the distribution of relief supplies.

In comparison to tumor tissues, Hydra growth is equally perpetual, but the resulting shape seems more organized and controlled than in tumors but definitely less controlled than in more complex tissues (e.g. in drosophila or zebrafish).

Due to the complexity of tissues in comparison to cell cultures, it is believed that fish may be capable of producing and "organizing" the initial bystander signal, whereas HaCaT cell cultures in the current study have a separate unique response.

In comparison to the I.M.F.