Sentence examples for removed when compared from inspiring English sources

No significant difference in new bone formation could be found after the appliance was removed when compared with natural growth.

While our model appears to overestimate the proportion of the total deposit removed when compared with global case studies, we consider these outputs reasonable in light of uncertainties associated with the reported data in Hayes et al. (2015).

Most likely, this is due to the low disturbance caused in the system when the masses were removed, when compared for example, to the procedure used in the single span bridge.

As shown in Figure 4, in cultures where ABT was added, higher concentrations of diuron were observed, whereas in inhibitor-free cultures diuron was almost completely removed when compared to the uninoculated controls.

The bioactivity data collected from both subjects were not carried forward to month 6, as there were significant amount of missing information to allow appropriate assessment; baseline data from these two subjects were removed when comparing the outcome at month 6 to baseline.

Several studies have mentioned the time saved in inserting and removing staples when compared with sutures [ 5, 7].

Four sites without MOD17 data available for all years in the 2000 2010 period were removed when in situ NPP was compared with average MOD17 NPP.

In the case of real diesel oil we found that the ionic liquid was still able to remove sulfur on the 4th reusing cycle; although at a lower efficiency i.e. ~71% sulfur removed compared to 92% removed when treating a fresh real diesel oil sample.

In general, the use of LODI caused lower levels of pain or discomfort to remove the brackets when compared to the other methods.

In 2002, Qiao et al. [ 16] reported that individuals featuring XPD 751Gln/Gln did demonstrate suboptimal DNA-repair capacity (DRC) in regard to its ability to remove UV photoproducts when compared to the XPD 751Lys/Lys and Lys/Gln genotypes.

Thus, Kvigne et al. (2004) reported that among their sample of Northern Plains American Indian children, the children with full-blown FAS were 64 times more likely to be removed from their homes and children with partial FAS were 14 times more likely to be removed from their homes, when compared to children without FAS or partial FAS.