Sentence examples for which will be compared from inspiring English sources
If such bones are identified, the researchers will conduct carbon dating and extract DNA, which will be compared to that extracted from the bones of Gherardini's children, some of whom are buried in a basilica also in Florence.
These results provide a characteristic diagram of integral fluxes for all models, which will be compared.
Numerical experience is reported in [4] for solving various test problems by other methods which will be compared with this method.
A few global 1-D mantle conductivity models exist (e.g. Kuvshinov and Olsen, 2006), which will be compared with the Swarm models (Figs. 5(a) and (b)).
An international collective of search giants thinking of creating a blacklist of all known pirated works, which will be compared with search results every five minutes and any matches removed.
So in combination there are 15 methods (IQR_MC, IQR_MMT, IQR_RS, LR_MC, LR_MMT, LR_RS, LRR_MC, LRR_MMT, LRR_RS, MAD_MC, MAD_MMT, MAD_RS, THR_MC, THR_MMT, THR_RS) which will be compared against our proposed MMSD_FS method based on aforementioned performance metrics.
On Sunday at 9 p.m., ABC's "DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES" reaches the horrible moment that comes to every hit series: the second-season premiere, after which everything will be compared unfavorably with the past.
The Handbook ([7[, section 5.3) states that it is important in reviews 'to specify the interventions of interest and the interventions against which these will be compared (comparisons).
Since the research is being conducted in real-life health delivery settings where programmatic contamination is possible due to ongoing health programme interventions over the study period, the control group will be referred to as a 'comparison group', for which outcomes will be compared over time up to two years after implementation.
The "Romeo" with which this one will be compared is Kenneth MacMillan's 1965 version.
Each faces a future in which his efforts will be compared with the partnership.
