Sentence examples for support when compared to from inspiring English sources
Marked differences can be found in studies evaluating patients receiving ECMO for cardiovascular support when compared to ECMO for respiratory support.
This effect, along with the excellent textural properties with the SBA-15 coated on the CNTs, synergistically produce a superior support when compared to CNTs or SBA-15 alone.
Sadly, what was said conveyed a sense of muted dialogue with government, minimal government support when compared to other sectors of our economy and lives, and most fundamentally, limited respect.
There appear to be significant differences between HIV-specific social support when compared to general social support, although both are partner-provided.
Notably, both Muscle-NJ and Muscle-RAxML trees show similar positioning of metagenomic groups as compared to PHYRN-NJ; however, the Muscle-NJ tree shows lesser statistical support when compared to Muscle-RAxML and PHYRN-NJ trees.
This implies that women treated for abortion complications have worse HRQoL, the larger the average number of people providing social support, when compared to those receiving routine obstetric care.
Throughout the study special attention is given to the beneficial effect arising from clamping the auxiliary beam supports when compared to the simply-supported case, analysed by the authors in previous works.
In the presented simulations it is possible to observe the reduction in vibration amplitudes and transmissibility in a system using optimized viscoelastic supports when compared to ball and hydrodynamic bearings.
Injury to the cervical spine is common in major trauma because of the relative lack of supporting structures when compared to the thoracic or lumbar spine.
In terms of reaction rates higher reaction rates per perovskite weight were observed for all supported catalysts when compared to bulk LaCoO3.
According to Berkman [ 23] women are able to mobilize social support more effectively when compared to men, in addition to having access to more emotionally rewarding relationships.
