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The phrase 'comparisons were made' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more things that have been compared with each other. For example: "After extensive research, comparisons were made between the different types of flowering plants."
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Comparisons were made based on gestational age.
No comparisons were made of nutritional content.
The inevitable Obama comparisons were made.
Comparisons were made with uncoated HAp scaffold.
Comparisons were made for two exposure scenarios.
Comparisons were made with experimental panels.
Comparisons were made with Borges, Calvino, Kafka, Proust and Nabokov.
The comparisons were made on the express instructions of Campbell.
All comparisons were made among strains of isogenic backgrounds.
Group comparisons were made using the log-rank test.
Comparisons were made between these two groups.
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