"limited comparison" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to talk about comparisons that are not thorough or complete. For example, "This limited comparison reveals some key differences in the two approaches."
Most of these studies and a number of other programs (many with mixed or null results) aimed at increasing sun protection among high-risk outdoor workers have limitations, including having limited comparison or no control groups, limited examination of cognitions, or not examining long-term effectiveness [ 17, 28, 29].
There are many types of GI, however, and there has been limited comparison of sustainability between types.
Nevertheless, Socrates' limited comparison in Book Nine might provide the resources to explain why it is better to be the unluckiest philosopher than the luckiest tyrant and why it is better to be just than to be unjust in any way whatsoever, for it might provide general lessons that apply to these other comparisons.
As a result of the small number of H3N2 in the hospitalized pneumonia patients, we have limited comparison of the characteristics of hospitalized pneumonia patients to those with seasonal H1N1 and pH1N1.
The inclusion of RFLP and simple sequence repeat (SSR) amplicon data from soybean allows limited comparison with this previous work.
Furthermore, lack of conventional fluoroquinolone or pyrazinamide susceptibility testing limited comparison with gyrA and pncA mutations, respectively.
Different definitions of diabetes and unscheduled admissions limited comparisons.
The federal agency does limited comparisons of individual dialysis centers, which show that nationally, 4percentt of them have unusually poor patient survival rates, defined as at least 20percentt below average.
Methodological differences limited comparisons between studies.
Heterogeneous units of analyses between studies limited comparisons between studies.
However, the limited number of biomarker-based observational studies conducted so far limits comparison with studies based on intake measurements.
