Sentence examples for intending to compare from inspiring English sources

Our results are relevant for studies intending to compare the behavior of subjects who play against a random mechanism with that of participants who play against human counterparts.

Although I was not intending to compare structures of the two theories, now I wish to add that both theories answer "Why and How" questions.

Suppose we believe the GH dimension to be continuous, but not Normally distributed and are intending to compare GH scores in the two groups with a Mann-Whitney U test (with allowances for ties).

In these patients, we intended to compare the CCI distributions before and after transfer to evaluate the comparability across hospitals regarding the coding of co-morbidity, a component of the risk-adjustment in our regression analyses.

The critic intended to compare the contestants to underage prostitutes, not to "underage fleshpots".

It is not intended to compare countries of vastly differing G.D.P.'s.

These were intended to compare the sensitivity of her reinnervated skin with her normal skin — her virtual hand with her real one.

It intends to compare five years of treatment with tamoxifen alone, Arimidex alone, or a combination of both drugs, after surgery.

The study involved almost 20,000 patients with high blood pressure and was intended to compare the effects of new hypertension medicines with standard treatments in reducing heart risk, Pfizer said.

On Tuesday, she attended a meeting of 15 state attorneys general — including Joseph R. Biden III of Delaware and Eric Schneiderman of New York — intended to compare notes about legal options outside the settlement framework and to devise a tougher approach to the negotiations.

Doctors who received the letter, dated July 28, are investigators in a study called the Tide trial, which was intended to compare the heart risks of Avandia with those of Actos, a similar drug made by Takeda Pharmaceuticals.