Examples of using Comparing them in English and their translations into Slovak
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The team began tracking 538 runners over the age of 50, comparing them to a similarly aged group of non-runners.
They analysed genetic data from 8,014 people with schizophrenia, comparing them to samples from 19,090 people who did not have the condition.
After analyzing the resulting curves and comparing them with the original images,
the data are not fully standardised and comparing them is difficult.
then what can we learn by comparing them?
affordability, and reputability before comparing them to our top home security recommendations.
categorizing them by location and comparing them with a set list of criteria.
categorizing them by location and comparing them with a set list of criteria.
lower extremities using a pressure cuff and subsequently comparing them.
After inspecting the nozzles and comparing them with the design of the valve lighters,
At that point you will be able to judge new players pretty quickly by comparing them to those players in your team from which you know their potential.
Comparing them to himself in his 20s and 30s,
Comparing them to the structure of these hybrid traces,
are relative to whatever you're comparing them to.
each projects' present value(using the same interest rate for each calculation) and then comparing them.
First, photos were validated by comparing them against previous photos,
teeth found on Wrangel Island and comparing them with other populations.
Although the potential is not yet fully reaped-the overall achievements of i2010 can best be assessed by comparing them to the objectives set in 2005 for the three strategic pillars of the initiative.
One of the best gifts we as parents can give our children is to set them free to be all that God has created them to be- not forcing them to live out our dreams or comparing them to our friend's kid.
In addition, the White Paper provided for a series of public opinion surveys, with a view to complementing the opinions expressed in the public consultation and comparing them with the results of the polls.