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Its policy views are broadly comparable to those of the social-democratic parties of Europe.

However, the review did not conclude that more young heart patients had been dying at Bristol, reporting that mortality rates were "broadly comparable" to those at other centres.

Among the most primitive members of the group, these stages are broadly comparable to those of other mammals of similar size.

The main island is roughly heart-shaped, with a maximum length and width of about 200 miles (320 km), and its latitude and climate are broadly comparable to those of northern California and northwestern Spain.

Channel TV said Carphone Warehouse's promotional idents for The X Factor were "broadly comparable to those used in other current and previous sponsor credits on all channels, there was no invitation to purchase and no undue prominence was given to any of the products or services featured".

Using standards that were different, though broadly comparable, to those of the IUCN, it found that nearly 15 percent of birds were in danger of extinction (again the smallest percentage), between 16 and 18 percent of mammals, butterflies, reptiles, and dragonflies, up to about 40 percent of freshwater fish and amphibians, and more than two-thirds of freshwater mussels.

They provided medical care "broadly comparable" to the standard in Australia, IHMS said.

But that is broadly comparable to the situation Newtonian mechanics found itself in after the advent of special relativity.

While the mean is broadly comparable to the lab results, the wide range of values renders it questionable to establish any rule-of-thumb.

It is broadly comparable to the US Patriot system which has been deployed by Nato to guard Turkish air space against attack from Syria.

The whole brain VT in human was 4.9, which is broadly comparable to the measured fP/fND of 2.63, implying passive diffusion across the BBB.