The phrase "act compared with" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to draw a comparison between two actions or behaviors, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "When we act compared with our peers, we often find ourselves striving for improvement."
Alternatives: "act in comparison to" or "act relative to".
This gossip, and how Frank should respond to it, drive the narrative and Crothers's larger critique of how women are meant to think and act, compared with men.
HORRENDOUS and damaging as it was, Hurricane Sandy would be considered only an opening act compared with a powerful "once-in-a-century" solar storm.
Though the European Central Bank's shift is bound to draw accusations that it has been slow to act compared with the Fed, some analysts suggested that the bank was responding sensibly.
The ACT edged it out this year for the first time, with 1,666,017 members of the class of 2012 taking the ACT compared with 1,664,479 for the SAT.
A large share of the discussion centered on health care reform: the relative virtues and shortcomings of the Affordable Care Act compared with the Republican plan to replace it.
Censuring is a symbolic act compared with impeachment -- an indictment by the House permitted under the Constitution, which, if approved, leads to a Senate vote on acquittal or removal from office.
Interestingly, we also found that FXa-reactive IgG isolated from patients with APS had significantly higher avidity and caused prolongation of FXa-ACT compared with SLE-IgG.
Objective To assess whether an assertive outreach intervention after suicide attempt could reduce the frequency of subsequent suicidal acts, compared with standard treatment.
Prenatal BPb exposure > 10 μg/dL results in an increase of more than 2.3 delinquent acts compared with exposures ≤ 5 μg/dL.
Also, they were less likely to report unsafe sex with any partner with negative or unknown HIV status in the last month P<0.0011); 92.4% of the intervention participants reported no unsafe sex acts compared with 70.8% of control-group participants.
It is important to note that the use of RDTs to guide treatment decisions in these high transmission settings resulted in substantial overprescription of ACTs, compared with treatment based on the results of blood slide microscopy.
