Sentence examples for compared play from inspiring English sources

We compared play and grooming sessions between females and outgroup males (female-OUTmale), females and ingroup males (during the visit of outgroups, female-INmale), females and ingroup males (recorded when the outgroup males were absent, female-BL-INmale).

We compared play and grooming levels across three conditions: male-OUTmale (interactions between males of the observed groups and outgroup males), male-INmale (interactions between males of the observed groups during the visit of outgroup males), and male-BL-INmale (control variable including the interactions between males of the observed groups recorded in absence of outgroup males).

Billie Whitelaw, McLynn observes, compared playing Winnie to "falling into a black hole backwards".

He compared playing Mr. Hurel's piece to "walking on a tightrope".

Elvin Jones, a jazz percussionist, compared playing with Percussions de Guinée, a nine-man ensemble, to performing with a percussive orchestra.

John McEnroe and Bjorn Borg, the tennis rivals to whom Nadal and Federer are most often compared, played each other in just four major finals.

In 1993, guard Ron Harper, dismayed at having his one-year option picked up by the Clippers, compared playing for them to being in prison.

Stein compared plays to landscapes, and many of hers are just assemblages of words, dense or spare expanses of verbal terrain that are as daunting to navigate on the page as they surely are to put onstage.

Although Williams had compared playing on the blue clay to ice-skating — and ended one of her points against Azarenka on her backside after slipping — she simply overpowered Azarenka throughout the match.

Whether play was altered based on the sex of the play partner was assessed using a paired analysis to compare play with a same- or opposite-sex play partner for both males and females.

The questions were asked of Matsui: Could you compare playing in New York to playing in Colorado?