Sentence examples for quantity when compared from inspiring English sources

The decision on Tuesday by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to increase production by 500,000 barrels a day, a relatively small quantity when compared with total production, appeared to make little difference.

Thus the conclusion is that the extract from transgenic seedcake contains the same phenylpropanoid compounds that were identified by UPLC analysis and they are in higher quantity when compared to control.

Additionally, here we report for the first time that the long bones of Fgfr2C342Y/+ mice have significantly diminished cortical bone quality and quantity, when compared to those of wild type mice.

With the high presence of saponin in MEDL, the existence of flavonoids glycosides could be attributed to the tensioactive effect of saponins, which are present in relatively high quantities when compared to the flavonoids [ 50].

The truncated core-fucosylated structure and the singly galactosylated glycan (corresponding to compositions of Fuc1Hex3HexNAc4 and Fuc1Hex4HexNAc4) prominent in the other samples are both present in vanishingly small quantities when compared with the di-galactosylated form at m/ z 2245.5, which is present in a quantity of ∼10 times that of the others.

Some of these grains are also referred to in historical texts as animal fodder (Rubio, 1995; Cortonesi, 1999) and archaeobotanical evidence confirms the presence of C4 millets at medieval sites further north in Catalonia, although always in relatively minor quantities when compared against other cereals (Alonso, 2005; Alòs et al., 2006−2007; Cubero et al., 2008).

For instance, the number and frequencies of (epi genetically or morphologically diverse clones in a tumor should be ascertained along with the variability of these quantities when comparing tumors from different patients or different sites within the same patient, such as primary and metastatic lesions.

Development of an in vitro model for assessment of proarrhythmic potential offers the advantage of higher throughput and reduced compound quantity requirements when compared to in vivo studies.

Good agreement is found between the dynamic response quantities when comparing original simulations and those with reproduced flows, whereby the latter are performed up to five times faster.

The results indicate that laser pulse energy has greater influence on the quantity H TOT when compared to laser pulse frequency and specimen tip base temperature.

Thus, surface diffusion along the shank of the tip from its base to its apex due to field gradient most likely has limited contribution to the residual H2 gas detected in a mass spectrum and the quantity H TOT when compared to that of direct adsorption of H2 gas.