The phrase "appears comparable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two things that seem similar or alike in some way.
Example: "The new smartphone model appears comparable to its predecessor in terms of performance and features."
Alternatives: "seems similar to" or "looks like."
The enterprise version, called Pro, appears comparable to both Apple's iPad and the thinnest laptop computers.
Meanwhile, the rate of disciplinary referrals through March appears comparable to that of the previous year, and while suspensions have fallen at Smithtown West, they have increased at Smithtown East.
While the IRI description of such dependence appears comparable to that is determined from observational data there is significant difference between the drift values in the two cases, the IRI representation being an under-estimation of the observed drift for all flux values.
The PFS for M0 patients appears comparable to or better than most prior historical comparisons and was excellent for those receiving conformal radiotherapy.
We conclude that the activity of BCNU plus CPT-11 for patients with MG appears comparable to that of CPT-11 alone and may be more toxic.
However, the experience so far has shown that the average travel distances on some of these long Chinese lines have been about 560 620 km, which appears comparable to some of their (long) European counterparts [15].
Short-term clinical results appear comparable to laminectomy and superior to nonoperative treatment.
Again, the costs of such projects appear comparable to those of other large energy and civil-engineering works.
Drivers with more than one medical condition appeared comparable to the general group of medical conditions program drivers.
In science fiction one would have expected more of a boom; yet nothing appeared comparable to Jules Verne.
In conclusion, the 60/40 EuRL/TBC binary blend is suitable for the design of transdermal patches since the in vitro permeability of the three selected drugs appeared comparable to those described in literature for marketed products.
