Examples of using Involves a comparison in English and their translations into French
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Rather it involves a comparison with the general population of the same age.
For buyers of bulb trim seals, choosing the right cutting method involves a comparison of manufacturing costs.
Land evaluation involves a comparison of more than one kind of use or service;
The second approach, which is more indirect butgives an answer currently believed correct, involves a comparison of the Earth with meteorites.
This involves a comparison of the total job being evaluated to the benchmark positions at that level.
This evaluation involves a comparison of the estimated recoverable amounts of non-financial assets to their carrying values.
Characterizing the risk associated with short-term exposure to evaporative emissions of NGCs from storage tanks or transportation involves a comparison of 24-hour exposure estimates of NGCs or benzene with the health effects data identified for benzene and NGCs.
This evaluation involves a comparison of the estimated recoverable amounts of non-financial assets to their carrying values.
The interpretation of a provision of EU law involves a comparison of the different language versions of the provision concerned;
This evaluation involves a comparison of the estimated recoverable amounts of non-financial assets to their carrying values.
The main effect of water, therefore, involves a comparison of the mean of the 5cm water(2.27) with the mean of the 10cm water 1.97.
The first involves a comparison of Maximum Residue Levels(MRLs) to draw inferences about the current degree of harmonization.
Students who gain partial credit show an awareness that the experiment involves a comparison but do not communicate this in a way that demonstrates they know that the purpose is to show that vinegar is a necessary reactant.
One approach involves a comparison of different levels of share ownership used by various countries in their comparable legislation.
The screening process involves a comparison of European law with the laws of the respective candidate State.
The screening process involves a comparison of European law and the legislation of a respective candidate country with a view to identifying potential problems with the implementation of the acquis and deciding on the need for possible transitional periods and solutions.
Dietary assessment involves a comparison of usual nutrient intakes with nutrient requirements, and examines the probability of inadequate or excessive intakes.