Sentence examples for intended to be compared from inspiring English sources

The combination of Seeking Safety and E.M.D.R. was intended to be compared against Seeking Safety without E.M.D.R. plus the drug court "program as usual" treatment services, which consisted of other types of weekly cognitive behavior therapy groups, individual counseling and substance abuse education.

These are not intended to be compared between types of hate speech (horizontally), but between feature sets (vertically).

It was originally intended to be compared to the I-3, but this was changed to an evaluation of construction methods with the wooden construction I-6 compared to the mixed construction Polikarpov I-5.

We strongly suggest that if results from a study are intended to be compared to previously conducted serosurveys in pinnipeds that the same test from the historic study be included alongside the marine based cELISA.

This is not intended to be compared with the clinical diagnosis, which is building on patterns of symptoms, complete development, actual circumstances, anamnestic data, etiological discussion, laboratory tests, psychological tests etc.

Given this interplay between empirical findings and theoretical ideas, we constructed categories in the form of Weberian ideal types [ 31]; that is, theoretical constructions intended to be compared with empirical phenomena present in reality -- in our case, present in the everyday lives of our sample of older people.

Chronic dietary exposure estimates cover food consumption over the long term and are usually intended to be compare with a chronictoxicity health-based guidance value such as an ADI, in a risk assessment process (Solecki et al. 2005).

The overall ALE likelihood score itself is not intended to be used to compare assemblies created from different datasets as is the case for the M_zebra_v0 (Illumina only) and M_zebra_UMD1 (Illumina + PacBio) assemblies.

This was not, however, intended to be a trial to compare resuscitation on this trolley to resuscitation without it.

In 1996, the FDA approved a sustained-release formulation of bupropion called Wellbutrin SR, intended to be taken twice a day (as compared with three times a day for immediate-release Wellbutrin).

These collaborations will include a broad discussion about the concepts that are intended to be covered in their programs as compared with UM's program.