Sentence examples for compared passages from inspiring English sources

A Pentecostalist radio station was torched in May and several people shot after a broadcaster compared passages of the Bible and the Koran on air.

In an article entitled The possibility of plagiarism, the French version of the news website Slate compared passages from the novel with entries on the online encyclopaedia, and concluded they were virtually identical.

Smith compared passages such as Bacon's "Poetry is nothing else but feigned history" with Shakespeare's "The truest poetry is the most feigning" (As You Like It, 3.3.19 20), and Bacon's "He wished him not to shut the gate of your Majesty's mercy" with Shakespeare's "The gates of mercy shall be all shut up" (Henry V, 3.3.10).

Initial studies compared passage 3, 5, and 7 FLS from RA, OA, and NL.

To overcome any bias produced by different proportions of 2n stromal cells in the primary tumors, we compared passage 1 orthotopic xenografts, in which the human stroma was strongly reduced (Fig 3 and Supplementary Fig S3).

To compare passages in a text, for instance, students often skip back and forth between them.

Donald Fry compares passages from Beowulf and Brunanburh (concerning the boarding of ships) and remarks on the "similar diction and imagery".

He also paid attention to the immediate context and attempted to understand the purpose behind it, comparing passages of scripture with each other.

We have been unable to find studies directly comparing passaged and unpassaged strains.

At passage 10, thin and spindle-like morphology characteristic of transformed fibroblasts appeared, in sharp contrast to the initial large cell size and flat "senescent" morphology (Fig. 5A, compare passage 10 to passage 0).

The results demonstrated a significantly higher variation rates in the later passages, when comparing passage 1 against both passage 60 and 120, and comparing passage 60 against passage 120 (one tailed t-test, maximal P = 0.00016).