Sentence examples for fundamentally comparable from inspiring English sources
Is what Dylan has done fundamentally comparable to what William Faulkner or Doris Lessing or V. S. Naipaul has done?
However, all Pro-ready titles tested still carry a resolution somewhat lower than scene of a typical HD flat display, thanks to PSVR's 'per eye' resolution of 960 x 1080, so visually, the upgraded console remains fundamentally comparable to that enjoyed on a vanilla PS4.
Despite this observed difference, the sample characteristics are fundamentally comparable (see Table 3).
Another peculiarity, as Figure 3A shows the simultaneous presence of IgG4Fc and Cλ human Ig chains associated with the specificity, is that γ4λhuCD152 can be described as a comparable if not a fundamentally authentic human IgG4.
But opponents of same-sex marriage say that, while superficially comparable, the two issues are fundamentally different.
Moreover, FM charts with comparable mean counting times may hide fundamentally different temporal patterns.
He explained at length why, although Britain has a budget deficit that is comparable to Greece's, the two economies are fundamentally different.
However, our study is not directly comparable to these prior reports because our definition of BLBC is fundamentally different from the IHC-based methods.
There are technical reasons that the quarter may underwhelm – this quarter is a week shorter than last year's comparable quarter and the company had two launches to contend with – but fundamentally, he says, Apple remains a stellar performer with room to grow.
The currently available data implies that in eukaryotes there was no diversification of the β-GF domain comparable to what happened in bacterial evolution that resulted in emergence of fundamentally new biochemical activities.
A determination by the court that GCHQ's mass surveillance is unlawful would call comparable NSA surveillance programs into question by sending a powerful message that they are fundamentally incompatible with human rights.
