Sentence examples for called compare from inspiring English sources

One of the features, called compare, actually came out of one of these sessions.

A further combined system called COMPARE is in the design phase for SHEFEX2.

Well, Absolute has probably the best online "proposition" (websites and stuff) of any UK radio network, just one example of which is that they developed and made public a site called Compare My Radio, which allows anyone to examine the output of all major UK radio stations.

A new service called "Compare Macs" allows you to, well, compare Macs.

A leading advocate for sexual abuse victims in the United States, David Clohessy, called comparing criticism of the church to persecution of the Jews "breathtakingly callous and misguided".

A detailed inspection of the REAPR results suggests that the fish genome is highly repetitive, with many collapsed repeats called, compared with the assemblies of snake and bird.

And it sets us up for an inevitable deflation of confidence and self-esteem, what I call "compare and despair".

What became apparent to me was that Geraldine suffered from a case of what I like to call Compare and Despair.

Generally speaking, read depth-based approaches for CNV calling compare the number of reads mapping to a chromosome window with its expectation under a statistical model.

First, emerging cicadas apparently present a pretty striking auditory experience, with the volume of the males' call compared to that of a subway train.

Concordance rates for SNP calls compared with known HapMap genotypes are listed in Table  2.