Sentence examples for has only been compared to from inspiring English sources
Pegaptanib has only been compared to sham injection.
While many prediction methods are found to work in the literature, the results of this study show that these methods have only been compared to their original data, but have not been vetted against a large database covering many fluids, plate designs and test conditions.
Moreover, because speech production activation in bilinguals and monolinguals has only been compared in the dual language context for bilinguals, we do not know how the effects would generalize to a single language context.
Different methods of automating the assignment of MeSH concepts have been proposed to replace manual annotation, but they are either limited to a small subset of MeSH or have only been compared with a limited number of other systems.
So far, however, systems have only been compared against each other and no systematic study on human performance has been conducted.
Breakthrough manic episodes are the rule in bipolar disorders; valproate and olanzapine are considered first-line treatments for manic episodes, nevertheless the two drugs have only been compared in monotherapy studies.
The corresponding modules for automatic quantification of the perfusion of the left ventricle have only been compared in a limited number of studies [5 7].
EQ5D and HUI3 have only been compared in a limited number of studies.
It is this combination of a second-generation immigrant and British working-class perspective that has led to Levy not only being compared to Asian writers such as Hanif Kureishi and Meera Syal, but, more surprisingly, to novelists such as Roddy Doyle and Nick Hornby.
It was 30-all when we had a point that could only be compared to Jimmy Connors tracking down overheads from Paul Haarhuis in 1991.
I had a momentary feeling that can only be compared to learning that your sister was marrying the Prince of Europeburg and would henceforth not be allowed to co-populate with low-class Midwestern folk like you.
