The part of a sentence "both groups had comparable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when comparing two or more groups and stating that they had similar qualities or characteristics. Example: Both groups had comparable levels of education and experience, making it difficult to determine a clear advantage between them.
Both age and the annual number of working days were higher for career FFs, though both groups had comparable levels of pre-activity balance.
In the survey, men and women were engaged in their work to a similar degree, and both groups had comparable aspirations for leadership roles.
Mixed chimeras lacking donor BM-derived T cells developed significantly more severe GVHD than those with donor BM-derived T cells after DLI, even though both groups had comparable levels of total T cells at the time of DLI.
Both groups had comparable gait velocities (p = 0.61), and there was no significant difference between the groups in the magnitude of arm swing in all walking conditions for the arm that swung more (p = 0.907) or less (p = 0.080).
Histological findings also confirmed that both groups had comparable liver injury (NAFLD activity score >or=6).
Both groups had comparable RTT mean scores at Time 3, t(42) = 1.69, p = .10.10
This is the first example of a randomised controlled investigation of trial effects where both groups have comparable (baseline) characteristics.
By six weeks both responder groups had comparable viral load, while increased pathology was observed in HR fish.
On average, genes from both amplification groups had comparable probe – poly(A -tail distA -tailaverage, 1,047 bp; range, 573–2,530 bp).
Both patient groups had comparable sedation as clinically required to achieve a Ramsay sedation score of 3, sufficient for toleration of airway pressure release ventilation respirator therapy including spontaneous breathing.
