Sentence examples for transit compared from inspiring English sources

Stroke-impaired mice [in which the relevant brain region] was optogenetically stimulated did significantly better in how far they could walk along the beam without falling off and in the speed of their transit, compared with their unstimulated counterparts.

Stroke-impaired mice whose primary motor cortex was optogenetically stimulated did significantly better in how far they could walk along the beam without falling off and in the speed of their transit, compared with their unstimulated counterparts.

Pieces of an array of taxes that go to support the operating budgets of the subways and buses have, along with the economy, grown smaller -- from January to May of this year, the taxes contributed $58 million to mass transit, compared with $115 million in the same period in 2001.

The stimulus bill has allocated about 8 billion dollars to transit, compared with 30 billion to highways.

Yet the Census Bureau says only 3.4percentt of San Jose commuters use transit, compared with 13.2percentt in Chicago.

The glucose concentrations were markedly increased during the early phase (0 60 min) in the GBP group (rapid stomach transit) compared with the MO group and NW control subjects.

At this time point, the distribution of tracer in the gastrointestinal tract would allow detection of changes in gastric emptying or improved small intestinal transit comparing WT to CF mice after treatment with the mast cell active agents.

There was not a significant difference in intestinal transit comparing lubiprostone treated CF to control CF mice.

The maximal transition probability ranges for non-forest to forest transition were lower for 1999 2000 transiting period compared to 2000 2001, and 1999 2001 transiting periods.

Despite the drop in transit quality, costs are climbing: according to Andrea Giuricin, professor of transport management at Milan's Bicocca University, Rome spends €7.4 per kilometre of transit travel – compared to the €2.8 that is considered European best practice.

Both the simple measure (transit use changes on the complete street light rail corridor) and the "displacement" measure (transit use changes in the one-quarter mile catchment areas around new light rail stops) showed significant (p<.01) and substantial (677%) increases in transit passengers compared to pre-light rail bus users.