Examples of using Direct comparison in English and their translations into Swedish
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Direct comparison between the design phase simulation
Bodewig's other outlet in Hagen-Elsey, lit with conventional fluorescent lamps, offers a direct comparison.
In some specific cases, even direct comparison between two regions in the same country is affected.
between laboratory assays of CD34+ cells mean that direct comparison between different studies is difficult.
between laboratory assays of CD34+ cells mean that direct comparison between different studies is difficult.
It was also the quality that impressed the client, Klaus Hansen Vikström."Joaquim showed me the room situation in direct comparison: with luminaires from ERCO
rupture kinetics under constant force, allowing direct comparison to theoretical models.
A new subparagraph(b) is inserted into Article 10(3) requiring the Commission to enable direct comparison between Member States when publishing the information received from Member States.
correlate them to the acoustic behaviour allows a direct comparison between the event and the individual acoustic emission signature.
the first, most obvious effect of this"globalization" will be a direct comparison of costs and prices.
You made the direct comparison with the EIB, and it is precisely
For more clarification and quantification, a direct comparison of performance was studied through experiments
CONFIRMATORY Ongoing phase 3 trial with up to 450 patients, including RRMM patients who are refractory to lenalidomide Direct comparison with pomalidomide in patients treated with IMiDs and PIs, and who.
It is used to make direct comparisons of nutrient profiles with differing moisture contents.
It is used to make direct comparisons of nutrient profiles with differing moisture contents.
It is used to make direct comparisons of nutrient profiles with differing moisture contents.
Owing to the varying definitions of"craft firm", direct comparisons between countries are not possible.
That is why trying to portray the working of the Union's policy-making institutions by making direct comparisons with national institutions cannot adequately describe how they function.
Direct comparisons between the shares allocated to social inclusion by different countries should therefore be undertaken with caution.
It is also difficult to make direct comparisons between the countries, in particular over short periods of time, as property prices are measured differently in different countries.