Sentence examples for hardly to compare from inspiring English sources
However, it is hardly to compare "lipidomic profiles" of those studies and have a sharing database of lipidomic results, due to extremely large variation of facilities, methods, protocols, designs, and samplings in lipidomics.
His career earnings are now $473,054, hardly sum to compare with the $6,080,000 that he was syndicated for last February.
It is hardly something to compare to Spielberg's far more conventional Schindler's List which by comparison pulls punches.
It's hardly fair to compare her book with Joseph Frank's 50-years-in-the-making life of Dostoevsky, but in terms of English language biographies, at least, Tolstoy's great rival currently has the upper hand.
There may be several explanations for our findings that public information is hardly used to compare hospitals and therefore has little influence on decision-making.
It is hardly possible to compare the data of hyposalivation-related medications used in the present study group with similar groups of patients because of scarceness of literature reports.
Consequently, it is hardly ever possible to compare and choose between these various algorithms to tackle a specific problem.
Moreover, the score is based on the original ratio of active compounds in the entire dataset and can hardly be used to compare predictions on datasets with different class distributions.
Playgoers who never saw the original Royal Shakespeare Company production--which was imported to the Music Box in 1987, with the London cast--can hardly be expected to compare what they see here and now with what they never saw.
