Sentence examples for relative to previously published from inspiring English sources

The advantages and disadvantages of this synthesis relative to previously published PDES syntheses are discussed.

The RMSE decreased 29.5% relative to previously published results with the same database using a mixture of dry and wet rock images.

However, to accurately address the question whether the high frequency of PAX3 expression in normal melanocytes observed in this study, relative to previously published papers, is caused in any way by the extent of sun exposure, a more thorough analysis of skin subjected to chronic and/or acute UV exposure relative to sun-protected skin, would need to be performed.

The newly developed Xipes-series EST-SSRs have been positioned relative to previously published SSR markers and genetic linkage maps of pearl millet.

This study represents an important advance relative to previously published works, which were based on modelling data from placebo-controlled clinical trials [ 39].

Hence, relative to previously published methods, we expect our method to have higher power to detect (statistically significant) decreases in SUVmax, but also less power to detect increases.

The genome size for each species was measured relative to F. pratensis (as a confirmed diploid standard) and then compared to previously published relative genome sizes [ 8, 18, 70, 71].

We add robust results to previously published data on the relative benefits of HEMS compared to GEMS based on our rigorous analytical methods after controlling for multiple known confounders.

Herein, variance decomposition using the law of total variance is applied to previously published probabilistic models to explore the relative contributions of various sources of random error and to develop tools to aid experimental design.

The proposed model produces an average absolute relative deviation of approximately 7.88% and is clearly superior to previously published methods for the prediction of dew point pressure in gas condensate reservoirs.

Shapes and relative amplitudes of vitamin D production (Fig. 1B) are similar to previously published observations regarding photosynthesis of vitamin D at different latitudes.