Sentence examples for closely compared with from inspiring English sources

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.

Nearly half (46 percent) of Republicans who regularly watch Fox News say they are following the story very closely — compared with 23 percent among other Republicans.

[Thirty-four percent] of Republicans followed reports about Hillary Clinton's use of a private email address as secretary of state very closely, compared with just 16% of Democrats.

Nearly six-in-ten African Americans (58%) say they followed news about the verdict and reactions to the case very closely compared with 34% of whites.

Indeed, he found that the same mineral traces that were left on the ancient tools most closely compared with the traces produced when he struck or forcefully rubbed pyrite against his own biface.

The models were closely compared with their in vivo counterpart with regard to the architectural and cytological changes observed.

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.

In our control samples, the 16p11.2 rDUP was detected with 0.07% frequency, which closely compares with a rate of 0.05% pooled from seven studies comprising nearly 60 000, Icelandic and Northern European controls (51).

The latest LQAS survey in 2011 provides information about vaccines received by children less than 12 months and provides a breakdown by several different age groups (10 11 months, 11 months) that most closely compare with the 2007 and 2010 surveys.

Even if experts could not tell people apart by their cranial bumps, the theory went, if science closely compared one brain with another it would eventually be clear why one person differed from another, why one was a genius and another a criminal.

It indicates that the distance between CO2 molecules is shorter and CO2 molecules are more closely packed compared with CH4 and C2H6.