Sentence examples for pictures by comparing from inspiring English sources

The fungal groups and pretreatment groups showed clear pictures by comparing with normal rat groups, while there were no obvious difference between fungal groups and pretreatment groups (Fig.  2).

He therefore "lends grandeur" to the wider picture by comparing it to "his own slightly comical triviality".

The present paper adds to this picture by comparing the epidemiology of leptospiral serovars in our study in 2010 with results of the CDC study in 2004; and by examining the association between serovar distribution and ecological zones by using geo-referenced environmental data, including newly available vegetation mapping data [ 28].

The key to fully elucidate the effects of KDAC knock-outs or KDAC inhibitor treatment is to complete the picture by comparing the cell type-specific expression patterns and local chromatin association of KDACs with the ones of the antagonistic KATs.

A similar picture emerges by comparing the actual and counterfactual responses of a shock in TSL.

The PSNR of a missing picture is calculated by comparing the original picture with the temporally nearest decoded picture.

One approach is to focus on the presence of particular symptoms by considering a particular deficit (e.g. poor picture naming), either by comparing a group with a deficit to healthy controls or by correlating naming scores in a heterogeneous group of patients.

After a shoot-out between rival biker gangs in Texas, civil rights activists are accusing police of double standards by comparing pictures of the scene with those of recent unrest in Baltimore and Ferguson.

Others require trickery, such as "multispectral imaging", a way of increasing contrast by comparing pictures taken under different colours of light.

Jessica Tracy at the University of British Columbia and David Matsumoto at San Francisco State University decided to explore this by comparing pictures of blind and sighted athletes from different cultures.In their research, published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the team analysed images from the judo competition held in the 2004 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The intraoperator error for the clinical pictures, which was measured by comparing the vertical distance measurements of the mouth corners, was 0.17 ± 0.11 mm (mean ± SD).