Sentence examples for to withstand comparison from inspiring English sources

I can imagine many an American actress running scared of this role, not wanting to have to withstand comparison to Ms. Channing at her peak.

I knew that when I started this period picture I had to withstand the comparison.

The sample size is not large enough to withstand multiple comparisons of common gene polymorphisms; therefore a type II statistical error is possible.

Any potential replacement must be able to withstand some detailed comparison shopping.

Use of a greater number of participants drawn from wider social groupings may have enabled this relationship to withstand detailed statistical comparison.

Since the ACA was signed into law in 2010, it has miraculously managed to withstand "Hitler death panel" comparisons, state by state efforts to block its implementation, a US supreme court challenge to its constitutionality and, most recently, a defunding effort that led to the federal government shutdown.

Given the multiple testing of 88 target SNPs, about four random (false positive) discoveries were anticipated when type I statistical error was accepted at the 0.050 level, while a truly probable association would require a P value ≤5.7 × 10−4 to withstand correction for multiple comparisons.

A triaxial braid in the outer layer of braided prostheses was found to withstand higher tensile stresses in comparison to a biaxial braid having same structural characteristics.

The CuO particles, in comparison, were able to withstand repeated reaction: no signs of increased rates of elutriation or fragmentation were observed over ten cycles.

"Self-awareness is a dangerous thing: by about the third or fourth record, people were throwing comparisons at us and you have to be very tough to withstand it.

They just have to withstand the impact.