Sentence examples for be compared to any from inspiring English sources

The reasons for comparing CTC to no treatment were, first, to enable the cost-effectiveness of CTC to be compared to any other health care intervention and, second, because comparable data on costs of alternative ways of treating SAM in this population were not available.

These sequences will pose additional methodological and conceptual challenges for evolutionary studies, since comparative approaches are not designed to handle unique sequences that cannot be compared to any other sequences.

This cannot be compared to any principle of taxation.

Then again, the Ravens believe they shouldn't be compared to any other defense.

"It cannot be compared to any other franchise movie we have ever exhibited here," Abraha said.

"The situation should not be compared to any other situation in the history of intercollegiate athletics," he said.

However, due to the lack of any controlled studies, it is difficult to know how much more or less effective it is compared to any comparators.

"The point is, compared to any other school in the city, this school is off the charts on the low end.

Historian Nicholas Edsall writes, Stonewall has been compared to any number of acts of radical protest and defiance in American history from the Boston Tea Party on.

The sentences leading up to citations to Ref. 18 20 give no quantitative sense of how effective this therapy is compared to any control experiments.

No obvious trend was seen when clinical outcome was compared to any of the various explanatory variables (length of follow-up, revision type, spacer type).