Sentence examples for comparable in extent from inspiring English sources
The major commercial cities of Scandinavia had large Low German-speaking populations, and the wide use of their language resulted in a stock of loanwords and grammatical formatives comparable in extent to that which French left behind in English after the Norman Conquest.
Though the basins are comparable in extent, they differ in respect of terrain characteristics and climate.
The phenotypic differences between inbred strains are therefore not comparable in extent to differences between natural populations.
The prezygapophyses are divergent laterally and comparable to the postzygapophyses in extent.
In these studies, right and left hemispheric infarctions were comparable in their locations and extent of tissue damage.
The inactive enzyme inhibited the activation of lymphocytes by ConA to an extent comparable in magnitude to that of active (8 + 50 kDa) heparanase (Fig. 3B), further substantiating that a non-enzymatic activity of heparanase is responsible for its inhibition of ConA induced lymphocytes activation.
One explanation could be that the populations were not comparable in terms of the extent of the tumour disease and the type of surgical resections.
61 62 They concluded that the two samples were to a great extent comparable in terms of demographic and drug use characteristics.
Bioequivalence studies are performed to demonstrate in vivo that two pharmaceutically equivalent products (in the US) or alternative pharmaceutical products (in the EU) are comparable in their rate and extent of absorption [ 22].
Against this possibility, DN thymocytes proliferated to comparable extents in short BrdU-pulse experiments in vivo (Supporting Information Fig. 4C).
The finding that Pbx2 was reduced to comparable extents in Pbx1NT and Prep1i/i hypomorphic mice, which only share some of the abnormalities of thymic development, suggests that Prep1 and Pbx2 might have non redundant roles and/or Prep1 might exert a Pbx2-independent function in determining the T cell fate.
