"comparable research" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or studies that are similar in scope, or have similar results. For example: "This new study provides comparable research to the one conducted five years ago."
The most comparable research, called the National Drug Use and Health Survey (NDUHS), found in 2013 that 9% of all people who smoked marijuana in the last year had a use disorder.
These are important points but they overlook the fact that, for better or worse, publicly funded science is held to a higher ethical standard than comparable research in the private sector.
Gerrard, who co-wrote the research with his constabulary's mapping manager, Richard Thompson, said that without comparable research from elsewhere in the world, campaigners could not reliably claim that the UK is the "most watched" society in the world.
The findings are discussed in relation to comparable research.
Someone should be doing comparable research for the United States, to be sure.
In similarity to other studies with a comparable research question, the health states consider mainly GI events supplemented by one health state for cardiovascular AEs.
16 17 Meta-analysis was inappropriate due to non-comparable research designs.
A narrative approach, assessing quality via the Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool, was used due to non-comparable research designs.
Given the non-comparable research designs, we used an integrative narrative approach, recognised as an effective method for summarising and synthesising findings across multiple study designs.
Moreover, prior studies with comparable populations, research questions and methodical preconditions should be referred to as indicators of validity.
A standardised inventory is provided which can be used in surveys in order to collect data which are comparable across research focusing on self-reports.
