The demographic variables reported in Table 2 suggest that immigrants to the UK are comparable in age and family structure compared with natives although immigrants are more likely to be married.
"Pat was a colleague and we were comparable in age.
They noted that the earliest artifacts of northern China were roughly comparable in age to Homo erectus fossils found in Java, in southeast Asia at 7 degrees south latitude.
It is comparable in age to the world's oldest-known rock art image, a red dot from Spain's El Castillo site.
Both in quantity and quality, Japanese literature ranks as one of the major literatures of the world, comparable in age, richness, and volume to English literature, though its course of development has been quite dissimilar.
Thus, there is evidence in the New World for plant domestication comparable in age to that of the Old World, but for many years this was unattended by the development of village life that closely followed domestication there.
Both groups were comparable in age, sex and severity scale.
Results: The 3 groups of subjects were comparable in age, parity, and body mass index.
The study aims to select subject groups that are comparable in age, gender, ethnicity, and education.
Of note, functional outcome was not predicted by illness duration, since the two groups were comparable in age, age of onset, and illness duration (Reinares et al. 2013).
On admission, both groups were comparable in age, rate of underweight, gestational age (12.5 vs 12.8 weeks), and dietary zinc intakes (7.3 vs 7.6 mg/d).
