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Meanings of
compare
in English
Portuguese
comparação
Catalan
comparança
Spanish
comparación
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Qualities that are comparable.
comparison
equivalence
comparability
Portuguese
comparação
Portuguese
equiparar
Catalan
equiparar
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To consider or describe as similar, equal, or analogous.
equate
liken
Portuguese
equiparar
Synonyms
Examples for "
comparison
"
comparison
equivalence
comparability
Examples for "
comparison
"
1
However, academics said the
comparison
with such private sector companies was misleading.
2
By
comparison
American cases, until recently, were doubling about every three days.
3
Physical features
comparison
,
however, could only provide limited information for zygosity determination.
4
Our quality of education is simply superb in
comparison
with other countries.
5
By
comparison
Seat sold more than three times that number last year.
1
Reminder: EU may grant and withdraw
equivalence
in some financial services autonomously.
2
Objective: To develop 22 Chinese Mandarin monosyllable lists with good psychometrical
equivalence
.
3
I am very concerned that that is how they think
equivalence
works.
4
They are relatively easy to replicate and prove
equivalence
to branded medicines.
5
The doctrine of equal access is founded on the
equivalence
of Men.
1
The
comparability
of these control groups has not been established in young children.
2
Heterogeneity among lists may affect patient eligibility and
comparability
of results.
3
However, the present particular methodological difficulties, and
comparability
between them is generally poor.
4
The reporting of results needs to be standardized to maximize
comparability
of studies.
5
Structural
comparability
or lack of
comparability
was monitored for different preparations of interferon-β-1a.
Usage of
compare
in English
1
Data synthesis: The effect size was calculated to
compare
different outcome measures.
2
The second aim was to
compare
these findings with best practice guidelines.
3
Polytomous logistic regression was used to
compare
each case group with controls.
4
I will ask each of them a question and
compare
their answers.
5
Randomized trials that
compare
new drugs with current standard treatments are needed.
6
It's interesting to
compare
the Irish situation with the British festival experience.
7
Q&A How do poverty levels in the UK
compare
with other countries?
8
So the researchers wanted to
compare
how potential patients saw both situations.
9
Chi Square was used to
compare
differences in responses between different groups.
10
How does South African stage hypnosis
compare
to that in other countries?
11
How does New Zealand
compare
internationally as far as refugee resettlement goes?
12
Scott, however, said it was too early to
compare
Koepka to Woods.
13
How often did he
compare
his situation to that of C--now?
14
Aims: To
compare
patients' and healthcare professionals' beliefs and attitudes towards diabetes.
15
Asimakopoulos and his colleagues ran into problems trying to
compare
the studies.
16
The easiest way to identify competitive funds is to
compare
funds side-by-side.
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compare
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
compare with
compare notes
compare favorably
compare the efficacy
compare different
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Translations for
compare
Portuguese
comparação
equiparar
Catalan
comparança
comparació
cotejament
equiparar
Spanish
comparación
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