The phrase "as comparator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing two or more items, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "In this study, we will use the control group as comparator to evaluate the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "as a benchmark" or "as a reference point".
Placebo served in 12 and anticholinergics in three studies as comparator.
a Different type of exercise or surgical intervention as comparator.
As an exploratory analysis, the primary efficacy endpoint was reassessed using active control as comparator.
In addition, a 1 bit ADC (such as comparator) can be used to demodulate baseband signal.
In the in vitro resistance assay, mupirocin (Applichem, Darmstadt, Germany) in powder form was used as comparator.
This may justify lack of bone apposition on the whole implant in both experimental as well as comparator implants.
Both studies are evaluating the cost-effectiveness of abatacept, using data from the clinical AIM or ATTAIN trials with methotrexate or an unspecified DMARD as comparator, respectively.
For the subsampling receiver of IoT application, 1 bit ADC such as comparator can be adopted to demodulate the simple ASK modulation signal.
As there is currently no cure for RP [5], BSC, consisting of all available medical support for patients with RP (e.g. RP related physician visits and rehabilitation, mobility training, vision-enhancing equipment, visual aids etc)., was selected as comparator.
If there is another technology that is more cost-effective than the most frequently used technology, this should also be considered as comparator in addition to best standard care (Section 5.1.7 and 6.2.2 GMTA; Section 2.5 GMS TAPS 5).
Considering that the type of agriculture used as comparator for the evaluation of adverse impacts of GMOs is causing farmland biodiversity loss already, additional impacts due to the proposed 50% effect size for GMO cultivation cannot be considered acceptable.
