Examples of using To be compared in English and their translations into Swedish
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not to be compared with a DNA test.
Earnings per diluted share for the third quarter is 0,31 EUR to be compared with 0,27 EUR in the same quarter of 2017.
then you can begin to be compared by the people or monsters.
The result per share, after the quarter is 0,30 euro to be compared with 0,30 euro last year.
A selection of the papers to be compared in the study was made,
Gains arising from reform also need to be compared, as in other sectors, with the costs of not adapting
The studies in children also allowed the effectiveness of Pandemrix as a 0.5 ml dose to be compared with that of a 0.25 ml dose.
This is to be compared with the average undercutting of 11,5% found in the original investigation.
It is not acceptable for someone who is in dire straits to be compared with someone in the developing world.
All scenarios need to be compared with the zero option: a conscious decision to abstain from having a European presence in the core space segment of the future GNSS.
Next, this zero-measurement needs to be compared with another measurement that will be made after transposition of Directive 2011/24/EU.
To be compared with the US where the unemployment rate continued to fall
The European Union cannot allow itself to be compared by EU citizens to a volcano ejecting bureaucratic ash, raining down on the desire to reduce the disparities between Europe's regions.
Which are the bands you use to be compared with and which is the most peculiar that you have being compared to? .
Average time-to-contract29 was about 13 months, to be compared with a durationof nine months for FP5 calls 30.
The electronic water meters now enable monthly consumption in individual households to be compared with the production figures, thereby giving much more accurate sales figures- and.
CHRIS images are being used to generate reference maps to be compared with crisis data in order to differentiate flooded areas from permanent water bodies.
The media are currently responsible for 5% of advertising- to be compared with the fact that 91% of buying decisions are made after searching the internet(not food).