Sentence examples for that compared to other groups from inspiring English sources

The morphometric analysis revealed that compared to other groups, vitamin E caused a significant increase in the size and area of FSH, LH gonadotropes and lactotropes.

The study also showed that, compared to other groups, black millennials have the strongest sense of control over their future (56percentt), place more value in hard work (59percentt) and are more likely to believe that people can achieve their dreams if they work hard enough (59percentt).

VBM revealed that compared to other groups this subtype was characterized of increased GMV in the left cerebellum, lingual gyrus and right putamen together with a decrease of GMV in the left parietal (mainly somatosensory) and right dorsal premotor cortices.

For DIF in particular, the Rasch model identifies items for which being a member of a certain sub-group of test-takers affects the probability of endorsement of that item when compared to other groups.

Living fossil poster child, coelacanths, were shown to not be as unchanging as previously thought through molecular analysis and palaeontological data (Casane and Laurneti 2013) although subsequent genome work shows that they are comparatively morphologically stable compared to other groups so are "almost living fossils" (Cavin and Guinot 2014).

Results of these analyses indicated enhanced bone formation in the group that received BMP2+VEGF-expressing MSC compared to other groups.

B cells were not affected by MC-TG treatment, and proportions of T cells were higher in mice that received MC-TG compared to other groups (Fig.  6d).

Given its significantly higher impact on the network connectivity as compared to other groups, we hypothesized that S3.7 may contain proteins that play roles as the central coordinators of cellular events, and therefore analyzed this group in more depth.

Sam Coates and Laura Pitel in the Times (paywall) say that a briefing note sent to Conservative MPs has backfired because it shows that "middle earners" are losing out compared to other groups.

We found that only one group valued variety compared to other groups.

Differences with regard to dietary intake may be an explanation behind the low vitamin D levels in zero-consumers, for example vegetarians may have a relatively low intake of vitamin D [ 44] and it is possible to hypothesize that they consume less alcohol as compared to other groups.