The phrase "a comparably small" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size of one object or quantity to another, indicating that it is relatively small in comparison.
Example: "The new model is a comparably small version of the original, making it easier to transport."
Alternatives: "relatively small" or "proportionately small".
The current fiscal year ends on June 30; just a few months ago, the state's budget gap was a comparably small $350 million.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing rank small in terms of their total contribution to the state economy and employ a comparably small proportion of the workforce.
So far, WikiLeaks hasn't divulged significant industrial secrets, but given the focus on U.S. diplomatic cables, that fact simply reminds us that American embassies play a comparably small role in promoting U.S. commerce.
By the end of the 20th century, these three activities accounted for just a tiny fraction of the gross domestic product (GDP) and employed a comparably small segment of the workforce.
Subsequent NMR characterization of the binding of Spider Roll to PAK1 revealed a comparably small binding 'on-rate' constant (≪ 105 M− 1 s− 1).
Meixell and Luoma (2015), for instance, use a comparably small sample consisting of both intra- and inter-organizational studies and include only empirical papers dealing with stakeholder pressures.
The Institute of Systems Biology (ISB) has surveyed and analyzed a comparably smaller set of data produced by 28 human plasma proteomics experiments, and has reported an approximate count of 960 proteins based on the 6,929 distinct observed peptides in their web-interfaced PeptideAtlas database [ 3].
A strong effect of partial charge can also be observed for the activators of the ab2A ORN (ethyl acetate, 2,3-butanedione, propanone, ethyl propionate), which are all comparably small and bear a focused negative partial charge on the molecular surface (cf. Figure 2).
As N0 is comparably small, the cumulative accesses of a paper could be viewed as a random variable drawn from a lognormal distribution.
At the same time, the decline in annuity differences compared to the "income first" scenario was comparably small (3 9%).
A corollary of this result is that the comparably small number of targeted proteins and HDFs would allow the virus to interact with a larger number of pathways than would appear by chance.
