Sentence examples for comparing if from inspiring English sources

(2) Studies comparing iF estimated using this model have found similar results compared with studies using empirical data or complex air-dispersion models.

These figures are similar to the 1% dislocation rate reported for all arthroplasties in the multicenter RCT by Keating et al. (2006), comparing IF, bipolar HA, and THR.

The first cohort included patients from a previous prospective, randomized study comparing IF and a dynamic hip screw (Ovesen et al. 1997, personal communication).

Tidermark et al. (2003) reported a 2% dislocation rate after THR in an RCT comparing IF and THR, and Blomfeldt et al. (2007) had no dislocations in any of the arthroplasty groups in an RCT comparing bipolar HA and THR.

One problem, of course, is that anyone who saw the 1976 film is likely to do a lot of comparing, if involuntarily: Ms. Blanchard versus Sally Field, who played the part originally; Ms. Lange versus Joanne Woodward.

When comparing, if the results match, the matching value will be output as the correct result.

In the present study we aimed at comparing IF-ANA staining patterns with defined clinical and laboratory disease manifestations among well-characterised cases of SLE.

Radiology departments could be compared if referring policies are comparable.

Compare, if you will, these events of the last couple of weeks, and the political context of where they have occurred.

To compare, if the board had invested $1.2 million in the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index 10 years ago, instead of a Brooklyn town house, the investment would now be worth more than $6 million.

Outcomes could be better compared if all centers used similar outcome measures.