Sentence examples for figured out compared from inspiring English sources

"That's something Americans haven't figured out, compared to other places in the world.

Get transportation figured out.

A few years ago, Google, for example, took the 50 million most common keywords that Americans typed in search bars and tried to figure out, by comparing them with federal health statistics, where the H1N1 flu virus was to likely strike next.

But of course that's not the point of the ARS story at all, unless perhaps we should figure out and compare gun deaths to the number of car accidents in which a driver actually tried to kill someone else using his car.

Today, another spacewalker, Scott E. Parazynski, will peek inside the opposite rotary joint on the left side, which is running smoothly, to help engineers and scientists "figure out what normal means" and compare that with what they are seeing on the right side.

Moreover, they demonstrated that the number of cells with damaged DNA in untreated mice was figured out to be significantly higher compared to GTPP-treated mice.

Figuring out the APY is helpful when comparing investments.

However, regulation of dispersants is so inadequate that BP didn't have enough information to figure out how it compared with other dispersants or oil alone".

To figure out why, researchers compared whale arteries to those of pigs, chosen for their relation to the whale's land-loving ancestors.

Significant dock scores compared with Allopurinol have been figured out using molecular docking.

Figuring out traffic congestion?