Sentence examples for has closely compared from inspiring English sources

N.Y.U.'s Jerome Wakefield, who has closely compared the two studies, explained that the earlier study "seemed to have a glitch.

So far, none of the findings observed in these models has been closely compared with human morphological aspects.

Scott Atran, a US academic who has closely followed the trial, compared the bombers to the "home-grown" terrorists who carried out the 2005 London bombings.

And they'll like and all the apps.The maps software will have to be closely compared against Google's; but the addition of detail on traffic from TomTom means that even though Apple is cutting more its ties to the search giant, the maps look great: during the demonstration Apple showed off an aerial view of Big Ben.

Caroto has closely observed how children draw.

However, these mites have not yet been closely compared to the Chorioptes sp. isolated from the external ear canals of the moose of this study.

The chain's prices have closely tracked those of rival Tesco, but lost ground compared with Asda, according to analysts at Bernstein who estimate that Morrisons is now 5%-65%-6%e expensive than Asda, the cheapest of the big four.

Compared with the scattered structure of CdS in Q1 and Q2 (Fig. 3a, b), CdS gel sample Q3 had closely packed, networked structures (Fig. 3c).

His father had closely followed the manhunt.

Earlier studies have compared closely related strains to obtain mutation patterns based on the hypothesis that these bacterial strains had diverged so recently that selection will not have had enough time to play its role.

It has been compared to his David Bowie collaborations of the late 70s, but in its dry, rock-that-isn't hard sound, it more closely resembles the 1979 album New Values.