Sentence examples for secondly comparison from inspiring English sources

Secondly, comparison of the ECD spectra of the finished product (12) to the reference material of RAD demonstrated that the differences found in the shapes of the spectra curves were not significant, which confirmed the chiral purity of the synthesised product as a consequence, as seen in Fig. 2b [9].

Secondly, comparison of the contents of the six analytes shows that the total amounts of dracorhodin (peak 1), (2S -5-methoxyflavan-7-ol (peak 5) and (2S -5-methoxyflavan-7-olavan-7-ol (peak 6) represent about 90% of the total quantified compounds.

Secondly, comparison of the XerC and XerD phylogenic trees revealed greater branch lengths in XerC's phylogeny than in XerD's (Figure 2).

Secondly, comparison of sociodemographic characteristics of the sample of participants to regional statistics revealed no evidence of selection bias.

Secondly, comparison of the four samples with each other revealed that the sample of recently diagnosed cancer patients was not more anxious than the healthy community group but patients did have higher depression scores than healthy individuals.

Secondly, comparisons between both structures are proposed including flux linkages, developed torques, masses, torque-speed curves and cartography of minimum torque ripples.

Secondly, comparisons were made of the barakol content of mature leaves and young flowers of S. siamea harvested from five different locations in Northeast Thailand using a validated high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method.

Secondly, comparisons of outcomes and spread pattern were made between patients with AC and SCC.

Secondly, comparisons of toxicity evaluations between animal species have been made and these are presented in Table  4.

The results for vocabulary were expected as it is known to be little influenced by age. 4 Secondly, comparisons of the effect of age in longitudinal and cross sectional analysis suggest that cross sectional data cannot provide reliable estimates of age related cognitive decline because they conflate the effect of age with differences in birth cohorts in key factors such as education.

Secondly, horizontal comparisons (comparisons between groups, Figure  3B) were conducted to identify DETs caused by MES-treatment in the tissues (organs) tested, 1011 up-regulated and 1218 down-regulated transcripts being identified in the four-pair tissues (organs) (up and bottom circle in Figure  3C).