Sentence examples similar to can be compared generally from inspiring English sources
And to assume that the aleph-sequence is the scale of infinite cardinal number is to assume at the very least that sets generally can be compared cardinally; i.e., that for any M, N, either M ≼ N or N ≼ M, COMP for short.
Moreover, it is generally the only variable which can be compared between studies that use different methods for the estimation of muscle volume.
Generally, the distribution of the large output array of z-values can be compared with Gaussian distribution by the Kolmogorov Smirnov criterion.
"Pop music can be compared to that.
It can be compared to Poland 12 years ago".
"Nothing else can be compared to it".
Additionally, these results can be compared.
Yes, Messi can be compared to Michael Jordan".
At the moment, automated narratives generally work well with structured data – information such as numbers and measurements which fit nicely into a spreadsheet and can be compared quantitatively.
Up to five terms can be compared.
