Sentence examples for relation by comparing from inspiring English sources

Adhesive is characterized for the stress-strain relation by comparing the apparent shear-strain relations obtained from finite element analysis and experiments following ASTM D 5656 Standard.

The source used for language trees (an early edition of Ruhlen 1991) explains the method of inferring language relations by comparing basic words like: "one, two, three, ear, nose, tooth".

We avoided the stochastically introduced TFKO regulation or epistatic relation cascade by comparing the paths found in the constructed regulatory regulation network with those found in the randomly generated network.

Lastly, the genotypically most diverse laboratory-kept strain CB4856 and the canonical strain Bristol N2 were added (see Additional file 1, worksheet A) [ 9, 18- 22]; these two strains have been used in many studies to uncover genotype-phenotype relations both by comparing strains or by using some type of quantitative trait loci approach [ 1, 18, 23- 30].

We were able to assess equity in relation to ethnicity by comparing the SMRs for ethnic groups from a cross-sectional study.

We examined the hypothesis of linearity in the pollutant mortality relation more formally by comparing the AIC values obtained under the linear and the spline models.

We used a transcriptomic approach to define the protease and antiprotease genes specifically expressed in the hen liver in relation to vitellogenesis by comparing sexually mature and pre-laying chickens showing different steroid milieu.

The consistency of the novel relations are established by comparing the results with other micromechanics methods.

The ensemble of relations is validated by comparing the predictions with data obtained from the TPTF test series of JAERI and the THTF test series of ORNL.

According to Lorenz, it is the investigation of innate behaviors in related species that puts the study of animal behavior on a par with other branches of evolutionary biology, and he demonstrated that it was possible to derive the phylogenetic relations among species by comparing their instinctive behavioral repertoires (Lorenz 1971a).

To seek better understanding of chronic musculoskeletal facial pain and its relation to sleep bruxism, by comparing patients with sleep bruxism, with and without temporomandibular disorder.