Sentence examples for a comparison of are from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a comparison of are" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "are" is a verb and cannot be the subject of a comparison without additional context.
Example: "The study includes a comparison of the results that are obtained from different methods."
Alternatives: "a comparison of the results" or "a comparison of the data".

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Sandager et al. (2002) attributed this activity to weak inherent DGAT activity, based on a comparison of ARE orthologs with both functions from plants and mammals.

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A comparison of Damon and Henderson is no doubt incomplete.

People have made a comparison of PC's to the automobile industry.

A comparison of diets was conducted with individually-fed male and female lambs in six groups.

A comparison of California and New York is also instructive.

A comparison of means is typically a natural fit to classification problems.

A comparison of APCI and APPI is given elsewhere [ 162, 163].

A comparison of groups was conducted using a paired t-test of variance.

Because of the anonymous data a comparison of quality is only possible for the hospitals themselves.

A comparison of scores was made between the AWI and the TGI35L.

A comparison of STs was performed by the minimum spanning tree algorithm in the Bionumerics software.

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