Sentence examples for comparable to that imposed from inspiring English sources

The PNG government blockade, comparable to that imposed on Saddam Hussein's Iraq, caused immense suffering amongst the civilian population.

27 The effect that the oxaphospholes in 15 and 25 have on the electronic properties of the compounds is thus comparable to that imposed by two additional acetylene substituents.

Today, a different group is the victim of comparable legal discrimination that imposes segregation on them and denies them equal civil and political rights.

Psoriasis is a chronic dermatosis which cannot be cured and imposes an impact on quality of life comparable to that experienced by patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus or chronic lung disease [ 22].

Notably, urate binding to the R63S and R89N mutants completely reversed the destabilization imposed by these substitutions and resulted in a Tm comparable to that observed for WT MftR in complex with urate.

But that imposed tremendous strains.

Wounds impose a substantial health economic burden on the UK's NHS, comparable to that of managing obesity (£5.0 billion).

Notwithstanding the study's limitations, the real world evidence in our study demonstrates that wounds impose a substantial health economic burden on the UK's NHS, comparable to that of managing obesity.

However, it should be noted that the variability in self selected treadmill speed in this study (SEM, 0.07 0.1 m.s-1) is comparable to that noted during over ground walking (SEM, 0.08 m.s-1) in healthy adults [ 25], and is also similar to the limits (± 0.2 m.s-1) imposed by some studies when investigating the effect of over ground walking speed on gait parameters [ 30].

Her pay is comparable to that of earlier executive editors.

His style is comparable to that of a collage artist.