Sentence examples for reference in comparison to from inspiring English sources
It would also serve as a point of reference in comparison to other products.
Application of an average reference in comparison to a nose reference caused a frontal distribution of iGBR activity in the region of the eyes.
The governmental policy documents prepared during the period 2001 2006 were not scientifically referenced in comparison to those issued during the period 2007 2012 with Ugandan documents being overall better referenced.
These show the estimates of the coordinates of the reference point in comparison to the actual data, imposed by the simulated spatial relationships between the obstacle/vehicle and the vehicle carrying the camera.
The screening in HECO did not miss any diagnosis found when using the reference protocol, but in comparison to the reference protocol considerable time savings could be achieved.
Their effects were investigated in terms of three different versions of the constant-reference duo trio tests, in comparison to the balanced-reference triangle test as a control protocol.
In non-inferiority studies, the lower limit is classically set at 50% of the reference substance effect in comparison to placebo [ 12].
"There is a much more frequent reference to epidemiology (in comparison to other seminars/lectures), which I consider good, as it helps to build a much stronger hierarchy of differential diagnoses".
In the present setting, the access that refugees had to HIV services from a leading reference hospital was unusual in comparison to rural, dispersed or camp-based refugee groups.
Further, the assessment by geNorm also showed lower M value and hence more expression stability of the reference genes identified by the PlantRGS in comparison to the traditional reference genes (Fig. 2A).
It feels carefree, even if Husson did have to take the drug references down a notch in comparison to what she'd experienced after running away from home at 14 and floating through the rave scenes of Ibiza, Paris, and... Guernsey.
