Sentence examples for intimately compare from inspiring English sources

Did I want to experience the "phenomenology" of extreme hoarding as an inquiring observer or to intimately compare myself against a true big-timer, to sound out our solidarities, find fellowship and insight?

Compare this information to people that you know intimately to help you guess their sign.

This apparent discrepancy is likely due to astrocytes being more intimately associated with amyloid plaques in human tissue compared to plaques in the TgCRND mouse.

In several studies, pulmonary function and nutritional status have been shown to be intimately linked and to be worse in patients with CFRD compared with CF patients without diabetes (4– 8).

Ms. Sokol identifies intimately with Brice, and in her funny between-song patter she compares her three imperfect marriages with Brice's.

A special feature of watermarking compared to other techniques is that the watermark is intimately linked to the associated document and resistant to attacks.

Mr. Wolfowitz repeatedly compared the future of the Middle East to East Asia, a region he knows intimately.

His own popularity has begun to slide as he becomes more intimately tied to Mr Hollande: from 58% when he took office to 35% today good only when compared with the president.

The last of these is perhaps the most dramatic separation between the mosquitoes and fruit flies – hematophagy is intimately tied to a variety of physiologies including oogenesis and immunity, and therefore imposes unique demands on mosquitoes as compared to Drosophila.

Another issue which is intimately related to lack of identifiability is overfitting, which may occur when the number of parameters is too large compared to the number of data.

He first compared Skype with eBay's previous biggest acquisition, of PayPal, an online payment system that is not obviously comparable to a phone service (and which, unlike Skype, eBay knew intimately before the acquisition).