Sentence examples for as being comparable from inspiring English sources

I don't look at the situations as being comparable".

Suprapubic Arch sling (SPARC) has been initially presented as being comparable to Tension-free Vaginal Tape (TVT) without published trials.

On one page affirmative action is described as being "as injust as chattel slavery"; on another as being comparable to the Japanese internment and the Dred Scott decision.

With factors such as social isolation increasingly recognised as being comparable to more obvious risk factors for illness, such as an unhealthy diet, CCGs including Crawley and west Leicestershire are experimenting with "social prescribing".

According to Kelley Blue Book, the residual value after three years of a Mercedes-Benz S Class – which Mr. Musk cited as being comparable to the Model S – is 47 percent of the price when new.

Another English novelist, Thomas Hardy, in the preface to The Woodlanders (1887), speaks of the rural setting of this and other of his novels as being comparable to the stark and simple setting of the Greek theatre, giving his novels something of that drama's intensity and sharpness of focus.

The number of genes showing such changes in AS is comparable to previous estimates of the total number of genes that show differences in transcript level [20], [21].

Doubling the daily dose of vitamin K1 to 50 μg, as is comparable to formula-feeding, may possibly prevent VKDB in this group.

With a decrease in Tg, the crystallisation temperature also decreases from 125°C at 0.8% residual water to 65°C at 8.4% residual water, as is comparable to data reported by Saleki-Gerhardt (32).

9 The present results add to these studies by demonstrating that the rate of progression of AS was comparable in women and men despite differences in age and prevalence of hypertension between sexes.

The content of As was comparable in polluted as in uncontaminated sampling sites, with the exception of the industrial zone, where the values were slightly lower.