Sentence examples for versions as compared from inspiring English sources

However, repeatability of metabolically active tumour volume was similar to that of A50% and fewer lesions were undetected in these versions as compared to the original KF.

The New Yorker, September 12 , 1925P. 3 Some of those who journeyed to Atlantic City for early view of "The Green Hat" commented on the scantiness of stage version as compared with book.

Table  2 also shows the reliability level of the Arabic translation version as compared to the original English HSOPSC.

Thus, considerably greater DNA breakage should be observed in the lysed version as compared with the standard version where intact lymphocytes are used.

Cardiac output can now be reliably assessed with a percentage error less than 30% using the FloTrac/Vigileo™ system with an upgraded software version as compared with intermittent thermodilution.

In the study, the front-wheeled walker, which only has two wheels, caused more falls and more difficulty turning as compared to three-wheeled and four-wheeled versions.

Table  1 shows an improvement in sensitivity for version 3.4 as compared to the older versions, 2.0/2.2 (when using their TAMP-TSs and TSVCs).

Consequently, the spacing between the planes in the atomic lattice (d) of the zirconia phase decreases, resulting in considerable growth of residual stresses (σ r) in the material of version 5 as compared to the as-received material (Fig. 3(b)).

Distribution of acceleration errors δ a i for N = 10 5 (blue) and N = 10 6 (black) particles drawn from a Plummer sphere when using the state-of-the-art GPU-based direct-summation library sapporo (version 1.6) as compared to direct summation in double (64-bit) precision.

The study of Benetos et al [ 36] showed that the prevalence of MetS was markedly higher when MetS was based on either the IDF or ATP (2005 version) definitions as compared to the 2001 ATP definition alone, but only individuals with MetS according to the 2001 ATP definition had a higher risk of all-cause and cardiovascular mortality.

They found that students had a significantly greater preference for scripted versions of laboratory exercises as compared with inquiry-based versions of the same exercises for one of three exercises used in a first-semester introductory biology laboratory course.