The phrase "as compared to act" is not correct in English and seems incomplete.
It could be used in a context where you are comparing two actions or behaviors, but it requires additional information to be clear.
Example: "The results were significantly different as compared to act in previous studies."
Alternatives: "in comparison to" or "when compared to".
Compared to ACT, FACT is a more versatile and comprehensive care system with continuity of care as an important component.
Ryan once described himself as a "Beastie Boys fanatic" and the duo were compared to acts such as Pixies.
Several studies have quantified the increased risk of heterosexual transmission from one act of anal intercourse as compared to one act of vaginal intercourse (Boily et al., 2009; Leynaert, Downs, & de Vincenzi, 1998; Powers, Poole, Pettifor, & Cohen, 2008).
A higher proportion of nicotine use in patient groups as compared to controls may act as a confound, indicating differences between patient and control samples which in fact may be due to differences in nicotine use.
As compared to cytosine, uracil is unlikely to act as a proton donor/acceptor.
However, the weight gain and the protein content of abdominal muscle decreased significantly (p<0.05) in the highest atrazine concentration as compared to control, indicating that atrazine acted as a relevant stressor, although at a concentration higher than those reported in the environment.
Modifiers were divided into phenotypic classes based on the alterations of their wing veins as compared to wing veins of act-Gal4:UAS-DysN-RNAi/(+ or CyO), tub-Gal4:UAS-DysC-RNAi/(+ or TM3) and tub-Gal4:UAS-DgRNAi/(+ or TM3) sibling flies.
Described herein is an ongoing multi-site randomized clinical trial of ACT as compared to a psychotherapy control.
Furthermore, of the 402 out-of-school sexually active adolescents, 190 (47.3%), reported using a condom during the most recent sexual act as compared to 181 (37.5%) of the 483 adolescents in-school (p < 0.01).
