The phrase "a weight comparable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the similarity or equivalence of weights in a comparative context.
Example: "The new equipment has a weight comparable to that of the previous model, making it easier to handle."
Alternatives: "a weight similar to" or "a weight equivalent to".
Indeed, expression of the siLyp2 in Jurkat cells led to the disappearance of the smaller PTP22 protein species including one with a molecular weight comparable to that of Lyp2, but had a negligible effect on the level of the dominant 110 kD protein band.
Keyhole limpet hemocyanin immune complexes (KLH-IC) were used as control immune complexes because KLH has a molecular weight comparable to LDL and because it can engage Fcγ receptors similar to oxLDL-IC but does not contain lipoproteins.
At 12 weeks of age on the chow diet, BALB.apoE-/ mice had a body weight comparable to B6.apoE-/ mice (18.9 ± 0.7 vs. 17.6 ± 0.9 g; P = 0.30).
Primary tumours of FEMX-1 cells reached a size and weight comparable to those of the other cell lines within a time frame of 90 days; therefore, micrometastases are not due to low tumourigenicity or short time-period.
Male rats treated with vehicle (for DES) showed a profile of increasing body weight comparable to that of intact control animals.
To find a fragmentation tree that shows maximum agreement with the measured data, we search for a tree of maximum edge weight, comparable to prize-collecting Steiner trees (Ljubić et al., 2005).
Administration of Ac-PLP-BPI-NH2-2 an an s.c. solution produced clinical scores and maintenance of body weight comparable to i.v. solution, but with reduced overall survival, presumably due to anaphylaxis.
Approximately 100 tons of synthetic diamond are produced each year a weight comparable to the total amount of diamond mined since biblical times.
While the alkaline method resulted in purity, recovery yield and molecular weight comparable to values reported in literature for PHB produced by pure cultures, it was found unsuitable for thermoplastic applications.
TAG accumulates up to 0.15% of total dry weight, comparable to levels found in the leaves of terrestrial plants.
