Sentence examples for which have compared from inspiring English sources

There are a small number of studies which have compared contrast enhanced MRI with second look laparotomies and have found comparable results.

The striking resemblance led to questioning online, given previous attacks on Mr. Obama from some conservative religious circles, which have compared him to the Antichrist.

He and his fellow authors stressed that their findings were from randomised controlled trials, which have compared large groups of similar people, some on statins while others were not.

The few studies in the literature which have compared midline, medial parapatellar and anterolateral incisions in terms of lateral flap numbness are summarized in Table 4.

We show that almost all studies which have compared modern pollen richness with contemporary site-specific plant richness reveal good relationships between palynological richness and plant richness.

There have been many papers which have compared the costs of attaining environmental objectives with MBIs and with command and control instruments.

A US meta-analysis took all 28 studies which had compared healthcare use between people treated with CBT and a randomised control group.

This paper reviews an earlier study carried out in Great Britain, which has compared annoyance responses to aircraft, road traffic and railway noise.

The U.K. has the highest proportion of online individuals out of the five leading economies in the European Union, according to telecoms regulator Ofcom which has compared the U.K.'s fixed and mobile broadband performance to France, Germany, Italy and Spain (Ofcom's EU5).

This is the first study which has compared active nebulized saline with placebo nebulized saline.

The study which has compared zabafloxacin with levofloxacin in the treatment of CAP has not been published yet.