Sentence examples for comparably successful from inspiring English sources

The Virginia redistricting was comparably successful, but for the Republicans.

As for Mr. Braender, he was comparably successful in real estate, and in 1912 branched out with a company that produced Braender Bulldog automobile tires.

Comparably successful treatment regimens for both infections could be due to a similar etiology.

The excellent results in the first 60 pediatric patients treated with posaconazole after HSCT and comparably successful analysis of posaconazole with itraconazole and voriconazole in 150 pediatric patients after allogeneic HSCT [ 27, 28] were the decisive factors to perform this retrospective analysis.

As a result, we present an efficient algorithm which succeeds in identifying novel features that significantly affect siRNA potency while performing comparably to most successful recent prediction methods (see Supplementary Material for more details).

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

Anyway, due to the comparably complex labelling strategy, after successful evaluation, alternative labelling strategies have to be developed for an easier translation into a potential clinical routine use.

Numerical comparisons suggest that, when combined with appropriate variable selection strategies, rules derived from one-factor models perform comparably, or better, than the most successful extant alternatives under the conditions they were designed for.

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

We argue that large-bodied D. esakii likely face a higher risk of being detected by their prey; hence, employing the 'lunge' strategy would lead to considerable energy losses at a comparably low net energy uptake (i.e., successful capture rate).

He struggled to compare the odor to something comparably offensive.