The phrase "appears to be comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that two or more things seem to have similarities or can be compared in some way.
Example: "The results from the two studies appears to be comparable, indicating a consistent trend in the data."
Alternatives: "seems to be similar" or "looks to be equivalent".
The monad gives unity and identity to the body, and appears to be comparable to the soul, that is, to what human beings call the I or Self.
The $200,000 she commands appears to be comparable to what Bill Clinton receives for speeches delivered in this country, though Mr. Clinton — who earned $17 million from speeches last year — has collected much more outside the United States, including the $700,000 he was paid when he spoke to a company in Lagos, Nigeria.
Hence, the expression pattern of OsUBC13 appears to be comparable to that of AtUBC13 genes.
However, the mass loading appears to be comparable between the two simulations at these altitudes.
For high speed positions results extracted from sand erosion appears to be comparable the one calculated by particle image velocimetry.
In clinical practice, the minimum number of injections required for a satisfactory result appears to be comparable with all the three.
Reminisced information appears to be comparable in accuracy to forgotten information, indicating that the court's particular distrust of reminisced items may be unfounded.
However, Mr. Will Young, the Tongass National Forest's Supervisory Fisheries Biologist, stated that discharge in the extension stream appears to be comparable to or greater than that of the former upper Marx Creek, and that stream stage appears to be comparable to that of the former Marx Creek (W. Young personal communication 22 November 2011).
The wave amplification seen in the SABER temperature near 80 km around day 270 appears to be comparable to the beginning of wave amplification in the zonal wind over Cariri around the same day.
The films formed at 50 °C are much thicker than those formed at 40 °C and contain significantly more pseudoboehmite; however, the porosity of the films appears to be comparable at both temperatures.
Interestingly, activation in face-selective areas in prosopagnosics and normal humans appears to be comparable [46], [47] but see [44].
