Sentence examples for closely compared from inspiring English sources

The two agencies released a joint announcement this morning, following a careful collaborative effort in which experts closely compared analyses.

The joint announcement by NOAA and NASA followed a careful, collaborative effort in which experts closely compared analyses.

N.Y.U.'s Jerome Wakefield, who has closely compared the two studies, explained that the earlier study "seemed to have a glitch.

The bone was also closely compared to bones from primates and Neanderthals to rule out the possibility it did not belong to a human.

But it will be Tony Blair who Brown will be most closely compared to, a rivalry set to continue in the history books as ferociously as it existed in real life.

The first collection of source materials, arranged so that they could be read and closely compared with Shakespeare's plays, was made by Charlotte Lennox in the 18th century.

Have contractors line item their bids and closely compare the items.

Examine your college closely: Compare your college's results to national benchmarks, look at examples of best practice and buy in a few days' expertise from existing inspectors to get a good understanding of their perceptions of your college.

The study closely compares laboratory experiments and simulations in terms of static packing, flow pattern and flow rates for cubes and spheres.

Because the Rijksmuseum had, with the Louvre, recently purchased the pair of Rembrandt wedding portraits, there was an opportunity to closely compare Six's young gentleman, especially with the portrait of the bridegroom, Marten Soolmans.

The Muslim women interviewed for this article stressed that such policies in no way justify what happened in Toulouse, and more closely compare with Anders Behring Breivik, a far-right Norwegian who last July killed 77 people, most of them teenagers.