Sentence examples for relative to a sample from inspiring English sources

Results of tests conducted to assess the specimens' resistance to WD cycling showed that the addition of a 4% Portland cement 8% Tylac® 4190 mixture resulted in reductions of 86.99% in both water absorption and permeability, volume changes of 88.55%, and weight changes of 92.84% relative to a sample with only 4% cement after 12 WD cycles.

From the monolith studies, it was found that relative to a sample containing no ceria, samples containing La-stabilized Ceor or CeO2 ZrO2 showed a greater resistance to deactivation during sulfation (as reflected by the NOx storage efficiency), and required lower temperatures to restore the NOx storage efficiency to its pre-sulfation value.

The above data will be used to calculate the energy consumption of our proposed urban EV relative to a sample ICEV.

We observed, however, that there were changes in global gene expression of the sample taken at non-permissive temperature (t = −1) relative to a sample from exponentially growing cells at the permissive temperature.

Colzato and Hommel found that, relative to a sample of cocaine-free controls, recreational users show increased costs in switching between different tasks [12] and no reliable inhibition of return (IOR) [13]-the (commonly robust) phenomenon of slowed responding when attention needs to return to a previously attended location [14].

30 Consistent with our findings, Sturnieks et al found an increased risk of falls in adults with knee OA relative to a sample of healthy adults.

Many workers have estimated this proportion by locating the standard code's score relative to a sampled distribution of alternative scores.

The results were expressed relative to a reference sample (a WT sample chosen ad random).

LTA4H mRNA levels were normalized to those of GUSB and the replicates were averaged to determine transcript abundance in each sample relative to a reference sample.

The mean TL in leukocytes (peripheral blood mononucleocytes) was measured using a validated quantitative PCR (Q-PCR) method [12], [13] which measures the relative average TL in genomic DNA by determining the ratio of telomere repeat copy number to single copy gene copy number (T/S ratio) in experimental samples relative to a reference sample.

Quantitative polymerase chain reaction (Q-PCR) was used to measure LTL in the genomic DNA of peripheral leukocytes by determining the ratio of telomere repeat copy number to single-copy gene copy number (T/S ratio) in study samples relative to a reference sample [47], [49].