Sentence examples for whether it compares from inspiring English sources

We wanted to assess EGFR and Kirsten-ras (K-ras) status in SCAC to see whether it compares with SccH&N.

Additional studies are in progress to determine which combination of mycobacterial antigens and assays is optimal to diagnose latent TB and whether it compares favorably with the TST.

External stakeholders, such as governments and donor agencies, generally want to know whether targets are met, whether the approach is cost-effective, whether it compares favorably to alternative approaches, whether the project contributes to rural development, or whether it contributes to solving environmental and health problems or impediments to export of crops.

The third study found no difference, however it differed its analyses, it compared whether a person died in hospital or a palliative care unit with whether or not they died in a NH [ 41].

"I can't remember the last time I ate a burger without ketchup," he said, when trying to explain whether or not it compared well to a real hamburger.

Insurers were counting the cost of the storm but said it was too early to tell whether it would compare with the multi-billion pound hits caused by previous severe weather events.

Whether it is compared with the untreated sample or with the 2 hours treated sample, the up-regulated TFs in most families increased significantly, while there was little to no change in the number of down-regulated TFs.

There isn't enough space available here to chronicle the frequent abuse of words like "Holocaust" and "Nazi" to describe modern controversies or even relatively petty annoyances — whether it's Glenn Beck comparing President Obama's policies on stem-cell research to "the final solution" or Ted Turner likening Rupert Murdoch to "the late Fuhrer".

When we look at the market [and at] what information is conferred to the customer, one issue is whether it can be compared consistently to other products.

The study does not have a placebo arm; all patients at the trial site are eligible for the drug, and researchers hope to determine whether it works by comparing them with patients treated elsewhere.

Whether it is us comparing ourselves to others and focussing on what we/they do or don't have, or the more institutional unfairness that means depending on where you were born or the way you were brought up you will have a much easier/more difficult life as a result, I think it takes a lifetime to address and some of us are better than others at it.