Sentence examples similar to regulated comparison from inspiring English sources

The result was the signing of the Treaty of the Metre under which three bodies were set up to take custody of the international prototype kilogram and metre and to regulate comparisons with national prototypes.

Comparative microarray analysis identified a total number of 1336 genes that were differentially regulated comparing ND chondrocytes cultured in monolayer and scaffold culture, while 2534 genes were regulated making the same comparison for OA chondrocytes (Table 2) [see Additional data file 1].

However, the whole body polar lipid fatty acids appeared to be more tightly regulated in comparison.

Big Spanish banks were well regulated by comparison, but there was and is a great deal of nervousness about the status of smaller savings banks and concern about how much the Spanish government will have to spend to keep these banks from collapsing.

The consumer electronics market is lightly regulated in comparison to government efforts to protect users of digital health products.

The funding of political parties, independent politicians and election campaigns is relatively highly regulated in comparison with developed western democracies.

A threshold ratio of 1.5 with an adjusted P-value ≤0.05% was chosen to define genes as differentially regulated by comparison with control roots.

At 24 and 48 HAI few genes were regulated in comparison to 6 12 72 and 96 HAI.

Interestingly, Notch-1 expression was conversely regulated in comparison to Thy-1, Oct-4, Sox-2 and Nanog.

Other experimental factors, regardless of their nature, showed an approximately 10-fold smaller impact on gene expression with an average of 337 genes regulated per comparison.

Takos et al., (2006) [ 39] showed that the proanthocyanidin biosynthetic genes in apple appear to be differentially regulated in comparison to other flavonoid biosynthetic genes.