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Meanings of comparing in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "comparison"
Examples for "comparison"
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However, academics said the comparison with such private sector companies was misleading.
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By comparison American cases, until recently, were doubling about every three days.
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Physical features comparison, however, could only provide limited information for zygosity determination.
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Our quality of education is simply superb in comparison with other countries.
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By comparison Seat sold more than three times that number last year.
Usage of comparing in anglès
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Future efforts comparing association patterns between autoimmune diseases may be particularly illustrative.
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However, no studies are available comparing these amplification events with gene expression.
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But carbon emissions aren't the main problem when comparing diesel with petrol.
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Selection criteria: We included RCTs comparing different treatment options for male subfertility.
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There was no difference in the result comparing the time of operation.
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A subgroup analysis was performed comparing children with and without LT conditions.
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I was just comparing the differences between your meat and children meat.
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Either by INTUITION, or the immediate comparing any two ideas; or, 2.
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Neurometric analyses comparing a cell's response at different edge positions were performed.
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This method proved selective for cyclooxygenases, comparing well with results using BLAST.
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Seventeen were randomized controlled studies comparing Proton Beam Therapy with current practice.
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By comparing different spectroscopic probes, a number of equilibrium intermediates were detected.
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Already the girls were comparing notes in a group around the fire.
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However, easily accessing and comparing datasets generated by multiple laboratories is challenging.
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There are all kinds of problems comparing EV performance to fossil-fuel performance.
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FBI investigators have spent months comparing cases to pinpoint what factors overlap.
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Comparing through the time
Comparing across language varieties
Australia
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United States of America
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Ireland
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