Examples of using Have compared in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Previous studies have compared women who received fertility treatments to untreated women, thus not taking
Many of these studies, though, have compared people's fitness and fatness at only one point in time,
the researchers could have compared the emotional content of News Feeds in the experiment with that of other News Feeds on Facebook.
although studies have compared the drug to an active comparator,
they could have compared the outcomes for the 28 patients off medication at the end of 10 years to the 114 reported to be on medication.
Some have compared it to the so-called Perfect Storm that struck off the coast of New England in 1991, but Cisco said that
A reduction of the population of the Congo is noted by all who have compared the country at the beginning of Leopold's control with the beginning of Belgian state rule in 1908, but estimates of the deaths toll vary considerably.
A reduction of the population of the Congo is noted by all who have compared the country at the beginning of Leopold's control with the beginning of Belgian state rule in 1908, but estimates of the death toll vary considerably.
colleagues could have compared the change in the proportion of positive words between conditions;
Dr Paabo and his colleague Philipp Khaitovich have compared genetic activity over the course of a lifetime in the brains of humans, chimpanzees and rhesus monkeys.
When behavioral psychologists have compared the relative addictiveness of various reinforcement schedules,
Everyone, my entire career, has compared me to Pep Guardiola!
Chip had compared the success of different urban legends and stories.
Pocket-Lint has compared the three devices here.
Roger Waters has compared Israel to Nazi Germany.
The foreign ministry has compared Jesus and Palestinian refugees.
Dan had compared the success of different math and government lessons.
O'Reilly has compared the Huffington Post to the Nazis and the KKK.
Research has compared people with chronic pain and depression to those