Examples of using Are compared in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
Three different constructions are compared;
These views are compared with the policy documents general theories on democracy.
Once all these images are compared, the software then creates a map of that players face.
Remember how lucky you are compared with last year's crews.
For this reason, you should make sure that the right values are compared.
The flanges are compared to competitors in the film.
Dynamics are compared between different degrees of loudness in a piece of music.
Check where they are compared with the body.
So how does EuroJackpot stack up when the two are compared side by side?
If the Commission's basic priorities are compared with the guidelines adopted by Parliament, it can be
If the number of new cases and their budgetary impact are compared with previous years,
The figures for the first quarter of this year are compared with the first quarter last year
When the various impacts of the three options are compared, Option 2(Mainly Decoupled Option)
Labor costs for the shift schedule and the budgeted revenue are compared and thus provide a clear financial indication for your supermarket chain.
on the ultimate length, when different food levels are compared.
Wage costs for the roster and the budgeted revenue are compared and thus provide a clear financial indication for your supermarket chain.
In a comparison by age group, the group of 40 to 44-year-olds is the best paid, on the average, in all employer sectors when the monthly earnings of full-time employees are compared.
Labour costs for the rota and the budgeted revenue are compared and thus provide a clear financial indication for your supermarket chain.
She therefore did a survey study with cancer patients in several Swedish phase 3 clinical trials(where experimental and conventional treatments are compared).
When these figures are compared with the number of genuine euro banknotes in circulation(on average 11.4 billion during the second half of 2007), the quantity of counterfeits is very small indeed.