Sentence examples for papers as compared from inspiring English sources

For instance, Atkins et al. [ 20] refined the analytical methods to synthesise over 40 papers as compared to Noblit and Hare's synthesis of five papers.

In addition, the observed distribution of professional prestige demonstrates gender inequities: even in a female-dominated field, women are less likely to be selected to participate in symposia, especially if they are organized by men (Isbell et al., 2012), and women are less likely to be first authors on biology papers as compared with other more "caring" fields (Lariviere et al., 2013).

The fluorescence intensity is ≈5- and ≈9-fold brighter from Rose Bengal (RB) and Pt II) octaethylporphine (PtOEP), respectively, on silver colloid-deposited paper as compared to uncoated paper.

We summarize the contributions of this paper, as compared to existing literature, in the following main points: 1. Integrated model for the detection system.

However, an advantage with the method presented in this paper, as compared to the method of Daels et al. [ 19], is that exogenous altrenogest treatment is not used.

Table  2 shows that the combination of the keywords was by far more specific in identifying the prediction studies that are cited in this paper as compared with the PubMed Clinical Queries.

As per the finding of this study, the growth of P. ostreatus mycelia was relatively faster on cotton seed and paper waste as compared to the other substrates used (wheat straw and sawdust).

It was also found that navigation success and failure are associated with personal skill to a greater extent when using paper maps, as compared with web-based routing engines or satellite navigation systems.

Test results obtained in the paper are encouraging, as compared with those found in the technical literature.

Under various CGAs sparging rate, pH and flow rate of wastewater, soapnut CGAs performed best by removing up to 60% total suspended solids (TSS) from paper machine effluent as compared to 50%, 37% and 30% TSS removal by cationic, anionic and non-ionic surfactants respectively.

This may be due to the fact that people in urban areas were accessed to different types of stigma reduction strategies such as contact with the mentally ill patients, access for different teaching media such as news paper and television as compared to those lived in rural areas.