Sentence examples for preserved compared from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that the fossil yield has thus far been low or poorly preserved, compared to the time periods on either side of this interval".

The impaired pressor response to phenylephrine was preserved compared with rats treated with untreated animals.

Linearity and sensitivity of the device are largely preserved compared to the original LVDT.

The scoria in this geographical structure is better preserved compared with that of the volcanic cones in Madagascar (UNESCO 1995).

In this way, more information of the image after MSER procedure is preserved compared to assigning only one node to represent one region and the segmentation performance can be enhanced.

When cells were treated with 50 µM glutamate in the presence of 1.0 ng/ml KOS GSE, the dendritic network connecting distant neurons, as well as the number of branches appeared to be better preserved compared to cells treated with glutamate alone (Figure 2B).

In this experiment, we evaluate robustness based on how much similarity and consistency the swap operations preserve compared with the original PPI network alignments.

I have, however, managed to come up with a little distinction worth preserving: compare "bored with Tunbridge Wells" (a person who finds Tunbridge Wells boring) with "bored of Tunbridge Wells" (a bored person who happens to live there, perhaps a neighbour of "disgusted of Tunbridge Wells").

The total number of chaetae and spacing between each chaeta as they emerge from the valve margin of individuals is variable and difficult to measure accurately since the chaetae associated with one or both of the valves may be variably preserved (compare Figures  1K-M and 2N-R with Figures  2A-B).

For very rarely included exons the fraction of human exons conserved in at least one other genome is approximately the same for both frame-preserving and frame-shifting exons, whereas the fraction of exons conserved in both genomes is considerable higher for frame-preserving compared to frame-shifting ones.

Most latent prints are colourless and must therefore be "developed," or made visible, before they can be preserved and compared.