Sentence examples for be easily compared to from inspiring English sources

That is both commendable and brave, since the progress can be easily compared to his promises.

I would go as far as to say that her collection of short stories in Fresh Apples can be easily compared to James Joyce's Dubliners".

The fluid velocity could, thus, be easily compared to the color Doppler-derived velocity.

The present topography of the investigated landslide shows clear landslide features that can be easily compared to the topographic map from 1894 (Fig. 2a).

Analog signals from each sensor can be easily compared to neighboring sensor output to determine mechanical phenomena such as slip or shear.

Following our standardised approach, a volcanic risk scientist can derive a fragility or vulnerability function, which then can be easily compared to existing functions and updated as new data become available.

Looney Tunes cartoons directed by Tex Avery were a major influence, with Alec being easily compared to Bugs Bunny.

The reporting systems are simple to use and fast to fill in, and in return the hospitals are provided with feedback on the outcome of their patients, which are easily compared to that of the average outcome.

The descriptive matrix approach generates a data set that can be readily converted to a "plain language" description of the species (term from DELTA) which is easily compared to other descriptions using the same matrix.

The reason for choosing this data for the evaluation is the following: 1) it was used by ChIPDiff [ 11] and is easily compared to our program; and 2) differential histone modification sites have been validated in the same study [ 18].

In this way, compounds may be easily compared according to their properties or features; adjacent compounds tend to share properties and behaviour in the descriptor space in question.