Sentence examples for cannot easily be compared from inspiring English sources

Measuring a city's relationship to its environment, they write, is "complex" and "challenging", and eco-cities cannot easily be compared.

However, these authors included patients without lung injury and used a multibreath washout technique to measure EELV; hence, our study cannot easily be compared with these earlier observations.

The skin type data is not based on the the Fitzpatrick classification so cannot easily be compared to our study.

A set of penetrometer readings is taken on the morning of race day to gauge the amount of give in the track, but each race-course in Australia has its own system of penetrometer ratings and so cannot easily be compared to one another.

Thus, our numbers cannot easily be compared with reported caries experience in the whole dentition.

The lack of a standardised satisfaction measure means that the results cannot easily be compared with other studies.

Books can easily be compared to TV.

As direct and indirect medical costs in Japan may be different from those in the U.S. or other countries, because of how health care is financed in general among other issues, these cannot easily be directly compared.

Although responses to these types of questions can provide useful feedback to observers and instructors, the data are observer dependent and cannot easily be standardized or compared across multiple classrooms (e.g., all STEM courses at UBC or UMaine).

These numerical values are usually platform, laboratory and method dependent and cannot easily be used to compare across datasets so including them might be confusing to users.

Indeed, the influence of ethnic cultural differences cannot easily be separated from the social status of the different groups, which were compared.