Sentence examples for due to compare from inspiring English sources

The leaders of America, South Korea, Japan and China, preparing to attend an Asia-Pacific summit in Mexico, were due to compare notes on what to do next.See article: North Korea and the bombIn a new move in its crackdown on corruption China said it wanted to arrest Yang Rong, former chairman of the country's largest van maker, for economic crimes.

As he has before, Obama was due to compare his Iraq strategy with  previous campaigns.

With over 140,000 observations being used in each regression, "exaggeration" effects and any other biases due to comparing small numbers of individuals should virtually disappear from this study.

At first, the portion of photo degradation as one of the MB removal mechanisms was determined due to comparing performance of reference and experimental reactors.

This may be due to comparing combined high-and low-exposure groups to the reference group.

However, the bias introduced due to comparing non-standardized radiographs is acknowledged.

All females had given birth to one litter before this experiment to control for potential order effects due to comparing virgin versus nonvirgin females.

However, to avoid spurious results due to comparing two ratios (Packard and Boardman, 1999), in those analyses we instead used the increase in antibody titres (Ab titre – NAb titre of that animal).

It will be interesting in due course to compare the room for manoeuvre in blowflies with that in other species.

During 2007, the commission notes, 377 Palestinians lost their lives due to violence, compared to 13 Israelis.

Regional variation shows that only 1.9% of five-year-olds in the east Midlands have had tooth extractions due to decay, compared with 3.9% of children in Yorkshire and the Humber.