Sentence examples for prepared to compare from inspiring English sources

Based on the result for 10 days Box grpahs have been prepared to compare the results.

This is in contrast to bare Ni NWs, which were prepared to compare the sensing properties against Ni-Si NWs (see Additional file 1: Figure S2).

For a final clarification, the probability density function of the actual and predicted data from the two models was prepared to compare the pattern identification ability of both the models.

The reaction rates of EV dye degradation on P25-TiO2 have been prepared to compare with those on ZnO/Zn system without or with UV or visible light irradiation under identical condition (Figure 6).

The OULP-C1V1-B-85 OULP-C1V1-B-85 OULP-C1V1-B-85 OULP-C1V1-B-85e 10 pairs of totallyg (1962 subjecontains testing (1961 subjects) subsets were prepared to compare the results with our dataset.

Darwin was well prepared to compare this to de Candolle's "warring of the species" of plants and the struggle for existence among wildlife, explaining how numbers of a species kept roughly stable.

Underscoring the urgency of the task, they were preparing to compare it with intelligence information about Mr. Hussein's known weapons projects before inspectors were withdrawn in 1998, and some information -- portions of it apparently gleaned from defectors -- about the programs since.

Further testing, with a larger sample size, will probably be necessary in the future when preparing to compare the pullout strength of intact and repaired tendon.

To better understand how TGF-β contributes to TFH cell development and function, we are preparing to compare the global gene expression profiles of the flu-specific WT and KO CD4 T cells via RNA-seq.

To correlate the photodetector signals with the algae species, a convolution algorithm was prepared to quantitatively compare photodetector signals (Fig. 3) with a set of test functions (Fig. 4 ).

Only 35 percent of 45- to 49-year-olds felt prepared to retire, compared with 64 percent of 60- to 64-year-olds and 81 percent of those 65 to 70.