Sentence examples for which would be compared from inspiring English sources

Doing likewise in the other disciplines would mean a meet total of 150 ,which would be compared with the opposition's total.

Ever since he stepped down from the chairmanship of Amanresorts, Zecha has been looking around for suitable sites on which to build new hotels that could be added to Amanresorts (if he returns) or become a new chain of top-class resorts, which would be compared to the Amanresorts.

At each step of the chain, a frequency multiplier would be used to produce a harmonic of the frequency of that step, which would be compared by heterodyne detection with the next step (the output of a microwave source, far infrared laser, infrared laser, or visible laser).

The complications would be recorded such as conjunctival fornix shallow and eye movement disorders, the naked visual acuity, conjunctival flap, corneal condition, height and integrity of Tear Meniscus, Tear Film Break-up Time, Chloramphenicol Test and other circumstances of the patients, which would be compared with pre-operation followed by making curative effect judgment.

Thus, in the present study, common bean was selected as the base species against which other species would be compared.

It was the colossal failure to which all future failures would be compared.

As the first work acquired by the museum, Lucy is "a painting so powerful it commands its own preservation for posterity", setting a standard by which all future acquisitions would be compared, and causing MOBA's founders to question if Scott Wilson found Lucy or she found him.

Performance standards developed based upon the original test method would serve as the criteria against which the revised method would be compared.

The design that would provide the best evaluation would be a randomized trial in which one or other intervention would be compared with control patients not receiving the intervention.

"In 1880 the United States was poised to overtake Britain as the most efficient industrial economy and become the century-long benchmark against which all other economies' productivity performance would be compared.

Two points on this bundle established the reference line to which all data for that animal would be compared.