Sentence examples for had compared to from inspiring English sources

The 20 patients not included in this study, had, compared to the included patients, comparable age and gender (41 years (IQR 33 to 53), 40% males) and APTT (26 (IQR 23 to 27), NS) but had, as expected, lower ISS (4 (IQR 2 to 10), P < 0.001), mortality (0%, P = 0.037) and INR (1.1 (IQR 1.0 to 1.1), P = 0.007).

Walking around a mockup of a street in Northern Ireland where they conduct disorder training, we wondered how policing the riots had compared to other episodes of unrest.

Then last week, Disney confirmed it would stop selling a boy's Māui costume that some Pacific Islanders had compared to blackface, because the outfit was designed to resemble Māui's heavily tattooed, musclebound bare torso.

The world economy was in a tailspin and facing disaster to match the 1930s, but Brown had a plan which he had compared to the Bretton Woods agreement that shaped the world's postwar economic infrastructure.

Nelson A. Rockefeller sought the presidential nomination that year not long after his marriage had ended and he had wed a divorced woman, Margaretta Murphy (known as Happy), whom people had compared to Wallis Simpson.

"It was difficult to advertise the assets I had compared to hundreds of thousands of guys who had better looks or better pickup lines," says Wey, now married to a woman 13 years younger than he is, whom he met before the site went live.

Would it have compared to what he did for Barcelona?

"Three years ago, laptops couldn't have compared to a desktop.

It's a controversial approach that some scientists have compared to "having burglars install your locks".

But one thing or another led to "Rough Crossing," which critics have compared to Coward.

That's at least 84 million people that Trump has compared to farm animals and criminals.