Sentence examples for but cannot be compared from inspiring English sources

It can be seen from Table 6 that the values of simulation output N and average production per shift are closer but cannot be compared, as both are not based on the same cost constraints.

As such, IHC and MALDI imaging both provide valuable information, but cannot be compared quantitatively.

The AFEQT is very sensitive to changes in symptom burden but cannot be compared with other conditions.

Survival data were reported in 75% of the analyzed studies but cannot be compared due to inhomogeneous patients' characteristics throughout the studies.

The incidence of subcutaneous tunnel infection with TVCs was 2.73/1000 catheter-days, affecting 12.87% of patients, but cannot be compared with that of NTHCs as the latter do not require subcutaneous tunnels.

The observed overall in-patient mortality of 54% in this series is high, but cannot be compared with data obtained in other series because the analysis here included only the patients with severest IE, who required admission to an ICU.

For exclusive monotheism only one god exists; other gods either simply do not exist at all or, at most, are false gods or demons i.e., beings that are acknowledged to exist but that cannot be compared in power or any other way with the one and only true God.

On seeing the young Canberra, a reporter from Punch remarked, "Londoners may be all too aware of the disadvantages of living in a city without a plan, but these cannot be compared with the rival disadvantages of living in a plan without a city".

On seeing the young Canberra, a reporter from Britain's Punch magazine quipped: "Londoners may be all too aware of the disadvantages of living in a city without a plan, but these cannot be compared with the rival disadvantages of living in a plan without a city".One of the odd exceptions is perhaps St Petersburg.

Transported entropies of ions can be connected with thermodynamic entropies, but they cannot be compared directly to partial molar properties of ions, as they are transport properties, rather than equilibrium properties.

Disease specific HRQL-questionnaires are more sensitive instruments for specific condition, but outcomes cannot be compared across conditions.