Sentence examples for were compared singly from inspiring English sources
In addition, the atypicals were compared (singly and combined) with perphenazine, and then with haloperidol with prophylactic anticholinergics.
Virus titers in mixed infections were compared to singly infected plants by RT-qPCR.
The response of the construct was compared with two singly tagged, conventional recA promoter-reporter constructs: recA::gfpmut3.1 and recA::mCherry.
When the HIV and helminth co-infected, egg+IgEhi subgroup was compared to the HIV-singly infected egg-IgElo subgroup, both had similar median CD4+ counts, which were slightly higher with 0.27 × 10/L cells in the former compared to 0.22 × 10/L cells in the egg-IgElo subgroup.
The effect of the combination of treatments could then be compared with that of each one applied singly.
When the membrane integration of the two double cysteine residue variants of Sec61βOPG was compared, surprisingly little if any N-glycosylation of even singly PEGylated Sec61βOPGS77C,V84C could be detected under conditions where the singly modified Sec61βOPGS77C,L79C was reproducibly integrated.
Specifically, the SON condition was compared with two control conditions: repeated unfamiliar names and singly presented unfamiliar names.
The rotational spectra of the singly substituted 13C and 18O isotopologues of the two lowest energy conformers of ethyl formate have been analyzed and the resulting substitution structures for these conformers are compared to electronic structure theory calculations.
As shown in Figure 3, when we compared immune responses in the contacts who had remained asymptomatic throughout the observation period, there was very little variation in cytokine mRNA expression whether compared singly or as ratios.
Whereas the association of Dpl with DRMs remained approximately the same in the two clones (65±5.3 and 62±2.4%), the amount of PrPC floating to the DRM-rich fractions in the doubly transfected cells was lower compared with the singly transfected ones (36±1.8 and 60±2.1% respectively).
