Sentence examples for comparing the date from inspiring English sources

The context was inferred by comparing the date of view and the dates of the different patient encounters.

The linked cases were further scrutinised by comparing the date of onset of paralysis to the date of hospital admission.

Adherence to treatment can only be assessed by comparing the date when an original prescription was scheduled to expire with the dispensation date of the renewal prescription.

aAverage days earlier was calculated by comparing the date on which the initial conventional report arrived to the date on which an electronic report was received.

For each adverse event identified in the patient records, the equivalent was sought in the four reporting systems of the same hospitals by comparing the date and descriptions of the events.

For two months, Ms. Swanson quietly looked into the matter, comparing the dates and postmarks of letters Ted Kaczynski had written with public information about the Unabomber's attacks.

Mr. Aiden and Mr. Michel tested this belief by comparing the dates of invention of 147 technologies with the rates at which those innovations spread through English texts.

Another study by Dr. Caron, in 2004, comparing the dating preferences of women 35 to 50 with those of women 20 to 25, found that the older women were much more open to younger men and to crossing lines like race, religion and socioeconomic status.

By comparing the dates of faulting events on the Nukumi fault and the dates revealed by Awata et al., 1999 of faulting events on the Neodani fault, they showed that the two faults have not always ruptured simultaneously.

By comparing the dates of establishment of the foundations and the activities they perform, we can notice an increasing interest for the sector art and culture, which represent 46.43% of foundations born since the year 2000 (Table 1).

The answers were compared with the screening program registry; comparing the dates of Pap-tests reported by both sources.