Sentence examples for species we compared from inspiring English sources

To validate our approach, for 63 plant species we compared our PID-measured BVOC emissions with published values, based on gas chromatography (GC) or GC mass spectrometry, and found them to be well correlated.

By analyzing blood parameters of naturally infected wild-caught rodents of these species, we compared their levels of parasitemia and anemia due to T. evansi infection with literature values for other host species infected by this parasite.

To identify the bat species, we compared the call shape and the measured frequencies with published data (e.g., Miller and Degn 1981; Obrist et al. 2004; Parsons and Jones 2000; Pfalzer and Kusch 2003; Russo and Jones 2003; Rydell 1990; Skiba 2003; for details, see Additional file 2).

To conduct a comprehensive survey of panicle-derived small RNAs in African rice and characterise qualitative and quantitative differences between the two species, we compared small RNA populations in panicles of O. glaberrima and O. barthii, using genome-wide small RNA-seq analysis.

To find such species, we compared insects with angiosperms and vertebrates, which show the highest levels of DNA methylation.

As CRISPR/cas loci are widely distributed among streptococcal species, we compared the characteristics of CRISPR/cas among these species.

Examining 27 plant species, we compare levels of genetic diversity in PA and non-PA sites, and rank non-PA sites for their potential value in facilitating genetic and habitat connectivity, as well as preserving species richness in 893 alpine plants.

As measured emission patterns are unavailable for neither of the two FM bat species we compare the qualitative features of the simulated emission radiation patterns with the C. perspicillata measurements presented in [24].

For each species (or linear combination of species), we compare a power of N for the species number and those for reaction rates involving this species.

To assess the proportion of conserved expression patterns between O. novo-ulmi and well-established model species, we compare our data with those from two model species, Candida albicans and Histoplasma capsulatum (both dimorphic human pathogens), for which genomes and transcriptomes are available.

After using the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS) to vet species names, we compared the list of species found in the three databases with the combined GoM and Virginian list from the registers.