Sentence examples for reversed comparison from inspiring English sources

In the reversed comparison (Exp-CNE>Exp-CE), no significant difference was observed in any of the regions under both phases.

In contrast, reverse comparison revealed that 61% of all Arabidopsis genes had rice orthologues, indicating that a much larger proportion of non-orthologous genes exist in rice compared to Arabidopsis.

Correction: April 30 , 2002 Tuesday A book review in Science Times last Tuesday about "How to Build a Time Machine," by Paul Davies, reversed the comparison between the running of time on a mountaintop and at sea level.

A book review in Science Times last Tuesday about "How to Build a Time Machine," by Paul Davies, reversed the comparison between the running of time on a mountaintop and at sea level.

The scales of the two items labbeled with * are reversed for comparison reasons.

Not only the D-variations are highly subdued during CEJ days, but they are also reversed in comparison with NEJ days, and the diurnal variations are dominated by the early morning minima and afternoon maxima, which indicate westward and eastward magnetic fields that arise due to currents flowing northward in the morning and southward in the afternoon.

end{aligned}Therefore (int limits _{Y_{3T_1}}u^foverline{v_s^g}dsdy') is determined by the boundary data since (u^fbig |_{y_n=0}=f(T_2,y'),overline{v^g}big |_{y_n=0}= {{overline{g}}(T_2,y')}), i.e. the roles of (u^f) and (v^g) are reversed in comparison with (4.12).

TNT was reversed in comparison to the other 4 compounds in that it produced a higher number of altered transcripts at 48 h.

Thirdly, some of the associations were reversed in comparison with the pattern noted for personal stigma.

*Negatively worded item scores have been reversed for comparison with factor analyses conducted by Gaston and Vogl [22].

As noted above, the effect for phonological selection in area 44 was reversed in comparison to that for semantic selection.