Sentence examples for preparation to compare from inspiring English sources
To compare success rates between fresh ETs after ovarian stimulation and frozen thawed ETs (FET) after artificial endometrial preparation, to compare endometrial receptivity.
Both EPEC and SIEC samples presented similar sheath-like structures with a basal body at one end, compatible with the injectisomes reported in EPEC. Figure 4B shows 10 aligned injectisome particles of each preparation to compare their overall structure.
Manuscripts are in preparation to compare the antimicrobial activities at family level which could lessen the intra-taxa variation because the groups are smaller as well as at genus level.
Previous attempts to assess the duration of action of a given preparation, or to compare different preparations, have involved laboratory school or classroom analogue studies.
The aims of the second phase were to describe the normal repeatability of findings using a focused transcutaneous ultrasonographic examination (selected imaging sites), with limited patient preparation, and to compare the findings with the detailed examination technique.
This is mainly due to the lack of consistency in providing sufficient data on molecular weight, source of chitosan and sample preparation in order to compare and draw conclusions [ 23].
The performance of RPM-TEI was tested using a number of whole genome preparations of viruses to compare with validation results using synthetic templates.
This enabled us to not only elucidate the nature of Ca2+-signals in pericytes, which has been little studied in intact preparations, but also to compare these signals with those from neighbouring myocytes.
Different research studies use different preparations, making them hard to compare.
In order to compare electrode preparation for supercapacitor analysis for both materials (AC, CNFs) was achieved in a similar way by following the below steps.
The objective of this study was to compare 2 preparation techniques performed under simulated clinical conditions with extended apical enlargement following determination of the optimal apical preparation size (APS).
