Examples of using They compared in English and their translations into Serbian
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Then they compared their genetic make-up.
Then that must have been the sample they compared it to.
They compared him to Hitler and accused him of genocide.
For every age group in the sample, they compared the predicted changes to the reported changes.
They compared him to Hitler and accused him of genocide.
Across four separate studies and using a mix of participants from Western andEastern cultures, they compared coffee- and tea-related cues.
Then they compared the license plate with the one in the paper.
When in March 2015 he publicly sought to cut off the heads of“underhand” Palestinian citizens of Israel, they compared him with the Islamic State.
Then they compared it to markers of economic development over the last 2,000 years.
To put the issue to rest once and for all, next they compared Anna's DNA to that of Karl Maucher, Franziska Schanzkowska's great-nephew.
They compared him to Sirius and was revered as a Cerberus living in the kingdom of Hades.
NASA researchers wrote in the journalScience that they compared the ratio of two different types of water found in the Martian atmosphere to the ratio of those waters trapped in a Martian meteorite dating back 4.5 billion years.
They compared the theoretical model with data brought back from Nasa's missions over the Antarctic, to ensure it was realistic.
But then when they compared pictures 50 years apart, they sent her to me.
When they compared the model with observation, the rate of precession matched, with only 5% uncertainty.
The results were confirmed when they compared cultured liver cells of healthy people versus those of people with an autoimmune disease and found traces of Enterococcus gallinarum in the latter group.
Then, they compared these ancient horse genomes with already-published genomes of 18 ancient and 28 modern horses.
And in one of their studies they compared Obama and McCain, and they found McCain is thought of as more American than Obama, and to some extent, people aren't that surprised by hearing that.
When they compared the number of blackheads these people had before and after the experiment, they found no differences.
Some were shocked by Liu's arrest as they compared Liu with another journalist, Luo Changping, who made similar public accusations in 2012 against Liu Tienan, the deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission.
They compared art to a dessert: When you taste a pudding, the chef's intentions don't affect whether you enjoy its flavor or texture.
To do this, they compared T-lymphocytes of volunteers older than 55 years with the indices of patients aged 20 to 25 years.
They compared DNA from Neolithic human remains found in Britain, with people alive at the same time in Europe.
They compared how often husbands and wives said they actually orgasm during sex to how often their partners think they orgasm.
When they compared the sentiment in organic and automated tweets, they found that the automated tweets were more positive than organic tweets(6.17 versus 5.84).
They compared the rules of syntax(the way in which words are put together to form phrases and sentences), semantics(the study of meaning in language forms) and the basic rules of grammar.
To this end they compared the rules of syntax(the way words are put together to form phrases and sentences), semantics(the study of meaning in language forms) and the basic rules of grammar.
They compared the game's quality to that of its predecessor but thought that its ensemble character set-up, varied missions and multiplayer superseded Grand Theft Auto IV's placement on the list.
They compared Dreyfus's handwriting to that on the memo and concluded that it was a match, even though outside professional handwriting experts were much less confident in the similarity, but never mind that.
They compared collecting data via voice conversations, which would have been a natural translation of second-era approaches, to collecting data via many microsurveys sent through text messages, an approach with no obvious precedent.
