The phrase "a comparable scale of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements, assessments, or comparisons between different entities or phenomena.
Example: "The researchers aimed to analyze the data on a comparable scale of economic growth across various countries."
Alternatives: "an equivalent level of" or "a similar range of".
Performing this PCA including networks that were inferred from the full data set (with both lineages) confirmed that this separation is a robust result and involves posterior variation on a comparable scale to that of the full set of possible networks.
Mr Vogel points out that other developing economies such as South Korea engaged in state violence of a comparable scale at the time.Although Deng commendably brought stability to China, violence was central to his formation.
To create a comparable scale across the various measures of transmissibility and clinical severity, we first identified the range of values that had been observed historically for each measure.
As their resolutions increase, AGCMs can capture flow features with comparable scales of motion in the horizontal and vertical directions (such as deep convection and fine-scale gravity waves) that can invalidate the hydrostatic approximation.
The correlation between the comparable scales of the two measures was, however, high.
The BSI-somatization scale has been validated against the SCL-90R and comparable scales of the MMPI.
The age, period and cohort effects are displayed in Figure 2 on a directly comparable scale, allowing the slopes of the effects to be compared.
Although specifics would need to be worked out, Roup offered Viglink's support: "We've helped thousands of publishers monetize their content, including a few of comparable scale and we're proud of the meaningful role VigLink revenue now plays for them.
A breakthrough of comparable scale is seen in the plausible candidacy of one of Mr. Aziz's leading opponents in this racially divided country: a black descendant of the long-persecuted slave caste, Messaoud Ould Boulkheir, who has unexpected support among the community of elites known here as the white Moors.
