The phrase "a comparable way for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are similar or equivalent in some context.
Example: "We need to find a comparable way for measuring the effectiveness of our marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "an equivalent method for" or "a similar approach for".
Both groups modulated latencies and errors according to instructions in a comparable way, except for latency in the accuracy - instruction without response cost, where control children showed a larger increase of response time.
Yet, this process has not homogenized allele sequences in a comparable way to that observed for pseudogenes.
Moreover, in the case of the first set of noisy data (#1), the source localized from denoised data is consistent with the source localized from clean data, in a comparable way whatever the method used for artifact removal.
In a comparable way to what was described for nicotine in the LPS-induced toxaemia, we also observed a down- regulation of renal levels of TNF-α after I/R.
This pilot study has provided evidence that a single-item informant based screen may perform in a comparable way to much longer screens for dementia by effectively differentiating those with suspected cognitive impairment from normally functioning patients.
We hypothesized that the 52 SNP panel would perform in a comparable way to the 19 SNP panel for identification but would be unlikely to match the performance of the 93 SNP AIM panel for assignment of ancestry since this was not the primary purpose of the 52 SNP panel in the first place.
and/or the different parameters applied (volume of air sampled, sampling time protocol, point of sampling, etc).. Our study has demonstrated that when a strict protocol is followed results of active and passive sampling correlate in a comparable way with the quality of air for both at rest and in operational sampling.
In order to enable comparisons between different countries in a comparable way, a standard set of reference values for all countries was used.
We find that the method is significantly faster than KMC while accounting for stochastic fluctuations in a comparable way.
