Sentence examples similar to to making between from inspiring English sources

It should also be noted that many of the issues raised in this paper relate to making between-study comparisons.

A Mann-Whitney U test was employed to make between-group comparison of test results.

It is difficult to make between-cancer comparisons given the variation in how they present and grow.

City analysts had been expecting the company to make between £1.8bn and £2.2bn.

"It is outrageous the choices that people have to make between heating and feeding themselves.

The company expects to make between two hundred and fifty million and three hundred and fifty million dollars in revenue this year, mostly from ads.

"There's dozens of snap decisions to make between the gate and the first turn.

In effect, the homeowners were asked to decide the trade-off they wanted to make between cost savings and comfort.

Banks are thought to make between £2bn and £3.5bn a year in fees charged when customers go into unauthorised overdraft.

That means the nation must weigh carefully the tradeoffs it wants to make between vigilance and its ideals.

programme to make between six and 12 nuclear bombs, but has not proved it has a working nuclear weapon.