Sentence examples for useful as compared from inspiring English sources

It is therefore concluded that cyclic aprotic polar solvent system is more useful as compared to non-cyclic solvents for chromatographic analysis of surfactants.

Therefore, in order for interlaced BI-RL with t down-sampled blocks to be useful as compared with FFT-based RL, the PSF k must satisfy (2|{mathcal S}_{mathbf{k}}| cdot |Lambda| + 2t|Omega|)/t leq 2mathrm{C} |Omega| log_{2} |Omega| + |Omega|, (13).

Refugees with inadequate and problematic HL experience HEA as less useful as compared to those with sufficient HL.

However, the skin tests are more feasible and useful as compared to INF-γ production assays, since the latter is dependent on the access to advanced lab facilities and trained personnel, which limits its use in countries with limited resources [ 30], a proposal advocated in the present study.

For many alignment methods, rescoring of alignment-induced models using structural information can improve the separation of useful and less useful models as compared with the alignment score.

It is also clear that the first two PCs retain the most useful information as compared to the last ones.

FM = fibromyalgia ACR = American College of Rheumatology PT/OT = physiotherapy or occupational therapy DC = chiropractic ND = naturopathic medicine Less than a third of chiropractic students felt that fibromyalgia was a useful diagnosis, as compared to 48% of naturopathic students and 66% of physical therapy and occupational therapy students.

Plant tissue culture techniques are of immense importance for the production of myriad of useful secondary metabolites as compared to the whole plant or microbial system [ 28, 29].

On the other hand, although hashing a key can be useful in strengthening security [5] as compared to using a shorter plaintext key, it is still possible for the attacker to compromise the key using the rainbow table attacks [6].

PCR assay has been found highly useful in detecting malaria cases as compared to microscopy and RDT [ 30].

This subgroup analysis indicated that landiolol was more useful, regardless of patient characteristics, as compared with digoxin in AF/AFL patients complicated with LV dysfunction.