Sentence examples for which for comparison from inspiring English sources
According to Cook Apple now has 318 stores around the world, bringing a record 75 million visits last quarter which for comparison is more traffic than Disneyland.
To this purpose, we have adopted the Galerkin Finite Element Method for the numerical simulation of the Drift-Diffusion model in the 3D case, and we have proposed two novel methods for current density evaluation, denoted method A and B, to which, for comparison, we have added also the basic method DDFE using the DD formula.
Two concentrations of the shrimp DNase was used, of which for comparison the lowest concentration of 0.2 units totally degraded similar amounts of DNA within few minutes as seen in Fig. 1B.
In the model where the number of loci with linkage equilibrium is 5,000, the peak for the total genomic differences between virtual individuals (shown in blue) closely matches the shape of the peak computed for the actual Great Britain population (which, for comparison, is also present in figure 2 A and shown as a red bold line).
Finally, each probe was printed in duplicate on the arrays, which for each comparison results in eight measurements using three different levels of replication.
The programs use a consistent accounting system, which allows for comparison across programs.
The resulting p-values were further adjusted using the Bonferroni procedure, which accounts for comparison against multiple modules [ 13].
However, the same dissection procedure and amount of tissue were used for all samples which allows for comparison between the different groups.
Correlations in nevus density between co-twins are shown in Table 2> -wrap-foot>, which includes for comparison the corresponding estimates for MZ twins.
This calculation creates a measure of the effect (quantifying its magnitude in SD units), called the standardised mean difference (SMD), which allows for comparison and pooling across trials.
The work reported here was trained and validated on the same i2b2 challenge datasets, which allows for comparison to prior work.
