The phrase "also compared the potential" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a comparison of possibilities or capabilities in a specific context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "In her study, she also compared the potential benefits of renewable energy sources to traditional fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "also evaluated the potential" or "also assessed the potential".
We also compared the proliferation potential and signaling pathways of human Sertoli cells after culture for 1, 5, and 10 passages.
Having previously shown that brain homogenates of all sCJD subtypes can efficiently seed real-time quaking induced conversion (RT-QuIC) at levels equivalent to femto grams (1x10-15 g) of PrPres, we also compared the seeding potential of differently sized PrPSc aggregates in VPSPr and sCJD by RT-QuIC [ 15].
We also compared the corrugations in the local contact potential difference on the surface of Ge (001), which shows atomic resolution in heterodyne AM-KPFM.
We also compared the wrist versus midpalm compound muscle action potential (CMAP) amplitudes [ 8- 10].
We also compared the RCB scores and components with age, as a potential confounding variable.
To control for potential findings driven by the effects of MP in the Neutral video we also compared the effects of MP with those of Placebo.
We also compared the changes in cellular sensitivity of interneurons vs. pyramidal neurons, in which the changes in threshold potentials (ΔVts) were calculated, i.e., threshold potentials under the condition of MDA treatments were divided by those under controls.
We also compared the expression of p16Ink4a.
You can also compare the cost of living at home to the potential savings of an independent senior living community.
He also praised the quality of the writing and compared the potential impact of the scientific information's being transmitted to what he called the "good political education" that viewers received from the NBC series "The West Wing".
