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Meanings of compare in inglés

portugués
comparação
catalán
comparança
español
comparación

Qualities that are comparable.

comparación
portugués
equiparar
catalán
equiparar

To consider or describe as similar, equal, or analogous.

equiparar
Usage of compare in inglés
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Data synthesis: The effect size was calculated to compare different outcome measures.
Pubmed
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The second aim was to compare these findings with best practice guidelines.
Pubmed
3
Polytomous logistic regression was used to compare each case group with controls.
Pubmed
4
I will ask each of them a question and compare their answers.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
5
Randomized trials that compare new drugs with current standard treatments are needed.
Pubmed
6
It's interesting to compare the Irish situation with the British festival experience.
The Irish Times
7
Q&A How do poverty levels in the UK compare with other countries?
The Guardian
8
So the researchers wanted to compare how potential patients saw both situations.
Reuters
9
Chi Square was used to compare differences in responses between different groups.
Pubmed
10
How does South African stage hypnosis compare to that in other countries?
The South African
11
How does New Zealand compare internationally as far as refugee resettlement goes?
Radio NZ
12
Scott, however, said it was too early to compare Koepka to Woods.
Reuters
13
How often did he compare his situation to that of C--now?
Private life
14
Aims: To compare patients' and healthcare professionals' beliefs and attitudes towards diabetes.
Pubmed
15
Asimakopoulos and his colleagues ran into problems trying to compare the studies.
Reuters
16
The easiest way to identify competitive funds is to compare funds side-by-side.
News.com.au
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español
comparación
Compare through the time
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Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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