Examples of using Have compared in English and their translations into Romanian
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All my life I have compared myself to him.
Many have compared this type of airplane the planet Saturn because of its characteristic myriad of small satellites that gravitate around.
Some of my colleagues have compared it to the Helsinki Syndrome.
I have compared myself to each and every LEDA.
In finalising proposals Commission services have compared two possible options.
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I have compared them all to your sample.
After exposing the samples to each force, we have compared the deviation from straightness of the window sills.
Some have compared the disease to being imprisoned in one's own body.
In systemic sclerosis with digital ulcers,two studies have compared Stayveer with placebo in a total of 312 adults.
And I have compared that to a similar mold that was created 20 years ago.
Three important economists of the time, Cobb,Halstead and Rowe, have compared the GDP with a calculating machine that can add but not subtract.
Some have compared her dynastic capabilities with the those of Queen Victoria.
In systemic sclerosis with digital ulcers, two studies have compared Tracleer film-coated tablets with placebo in a total of 312 adults.
Some authors have compared the gate with a symphony in metal; others seem to even have perceived the“sound” of music of this crafted cascade.
In 2001, Scott Matthews and Chris Hendrickson,two University of Pittsburgh, have compared the environmental cost of American best-selling books, available online and in the traditional trade.
Three studies have compared the effectiveness of dosing Viracept twice and three times a day, in combination with stavudine and lamivudine in 635 patients.
More specifically, rather than comparing the proportion of positive words in the treatment and control conditions, Kramer andcolleagues could have compared the change in the proportion of positive words between conditions;
I shouldn't have compared you to jane.
Scientists have compared the different planets going away from the sun as being like the Goldilocks effect.
Hailing the move, airline officials have compared joining the Alliance to Croatia's anticipated entry into the EU.
Many critics have compared Grass with Nanook, giving to the work of Flaherty a better mark, and obviously the merit of having been the first.
In any case, say US scientists who have compared in a study the nutritional content of various fruit and vegetables.
Researchers have compared measurements of mitochondria functions after additional ALA intake with a control group that had not received an ALA supplement.
Many people since Bruni in 1428 have compared them with the Athenians, but the Florentines were more realistic.
Two studies have compared the safety and efficacy of nelfinavir(unboosted) with ritonavir- boosted protease inhibitors, each in combination with other antiretroviral agents.
Many people in his lifetime, and since, have compared him to a monkey, but when it came to fighting injustice, he was a bulldog!
As historians have compared these manuscripts, they have concluded that the New Testament we have today is at least 99.5% accurate to the original.
Anthropologists have compared what happens to these patients.
Several studies have compared aromatase inhibitors with tamoxifen as adjuvant hormonal therapy(after surgery).
Today's varieties of rye,wheat or barley have compared, say, to the fifties of the 20th century tendency to spontaneous lodging(damaging, weakening) almost zero.