Sentence examples for together comparison from inspiring English sources
On related trials, both proverbs with the same meaning were presented on the screen together (comparison condition) or were both presented within the study list (reminding condition).
Taken together, comparison with the broader extensive Drosophila proteome and the transcriptome of early heart development demonstrates that dissection has successfully led to a cardiac tube-enriched proteome.
Accidental cases and AHT increased together (comparison of regression lines, p=0.11).
Taken together, comparison of hRNaseA family members indicates that only hRNase2 has similar sequences and functions to hRNase3 (Table 1).
Taken together, comparison of our new results with previous studies challenges the current view that the relative importance of transcriptional and translational regulation is very different in eukaryotes and prokaryotes.
Taken together, comparison of gene expression profiles in bone marrow adipocytes with epididymal adipocytes indicates that bone marrow adipocytes express adipocyte-specific genes, but appear to have a gene expression pattern that distinguishes them from epididymal adipocytes.
Together, comparisons of the American, Japanese, and German models illustrate that, while institutions are consistent with each country's unique cultural, economic, and political environments, all industrial relations systems ultimately face the same fundamental issues.
Many review articles draw together comparisons of characterised cell populations isolated from different cord regions (15, 16, and 17) and report many differences as well as similarities between these cell populations.
The beach-ball representations of these CMTs are shown in Fig. 6 together with comparison from the JMA and NIED solutions (the comparison is discussed later).
To the extent that the plot doesn't really hold together, that comparison is not a bad one.
But it is silent about relations: the world still needs a mind knitting it together one comparison at a time.
