Sentence examples for comparably difficult from inspiring English sources

Their performance was measured on comparably difficult routes both when their conversations were interrupted by the "semi-smart mediation technology," as Mr. Horvitz puts it, and when they were not.

If a decade of effort by the best human mind designers can build a man from a dog, then equally skilled mind designers who are not human but machine, working a 120 times faster, can accomplish something comparably difficult in a month.

Dismantling Kynect, meanwhile, shifted more than 74,000 Kentuckians onto the federal insurance exchange, where a comparably difficult process of obtaining insurance awaited them.

Assuming that closely related genomes would be comparably difficult to sequence and assemble, it would be logical to use available sequences to help select a read length for the organism of interest.

We found that diagnosis by CT is comparably more difficult until gross changes and distortions to the anatomy have occurred.

Tshrink+ compares comparably to edgeR and DESeq when assessing sensitivity.

Similarly, the 'as treated' analysis more strongly assumes that discontinuation of treatment is comparably prognostic for liraglutide and comparators, which is difficult to test.

They possess comparably minuscule wavelength compared to incident light (photons).

He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.

It is difficult to come back from institutions that were comparably wealthy in terms of research dollars to situations where you are expected to "make do".

While a model with homogeneous density profiles in the core and shell, respectively, and with a size distribution (a polydisperse core shell model) also fits the data comparably well, the extra parameters required for this fit are difficult to justify on the basis of the data.