The phrase "a sufficient comparison between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of a comparison made between two or more subjects.
Example: "The study provides a sufficient comparison between the two methods, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "an adequate comparison between" or "a thorough comparison between".
Research has given a comprehensive picture of the negative health consequences of unemployment without offering sufficient comparison between different age groups.
In addition, we could not perform sufficient comparisons between MPO-ANCA-positive and PR3-ANCA-positive patient groups, because there are few numbers of PR3-ANCA-positive patients in this cohort and the observational period was short.
Although multiple urine samples may be required to confirm precisely the parasitological status of an individual, it was hoped that this level of parasitological sampling would be sufficient for a general comparison between endemic and non-endemic areas.
Five studies provided sufficient data to enable a comparison between the mean ages of children who had a femoral fracture from abuse and those who had femoral fractures from other causes.w8-w10 w15 w16 However, in some cases we had to estimate standard deviations; we deliberately overestimated these, to give conservative results.
It provided us with sufficient varied information to realise an HRQoL comparison between non-cirrhotic, compensated cirrhotic, decompensated cirrhotic and transplanted liver patients, corrected for aetiology.
However, it is possible that a lower cutoff may be sufficient for many downstream analyses, as suggested by a comparison between RRBS and Illumina Infinium 450 K array [ 13].
Apparently, the strength of specific solid-state effects is weak, and a simple comparison between the solution and solid-state resonances, and the simple calculation for the isolated molecule is sufficient for structural analysis.
To date, it has not been possible to perform a comprehensive comparison between different bioinformatics pipelines due to the lack of appropriate data sets having both large sample size and sufficient number of technical replicates.
But Mr. del Rey offers a telling comparison between Spain and Italy.
