Sentence examples for may be incomparable from inspiring English sources
The sashimi may be incomparable at Matsuhisa, but let's face it, my child really doesn't care.
This paper presents new insights and novel algorithms for strategy selection in sequential decision making with partially ordered preferences; that is, where some strategies may be incomparable with respect to expected utility.
A comprehensive investigation of rainstorms and their consequent impacts on landscape evolution is geomorphologically important, but only scant information may be available on exceptional events, because parameters on synoptic conditions, rainstorm, landforms and hydrology for such events may be incomparable with previous knowledge.
Additionally, since TRISS probability of survival is compared to a historical cohort, survival probabilities may be incomparable due to advances in trauma care.
As tragic as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may be, it is incomparable to the ghettos, slave-labor camps, and gassing deaths of 6 million Jews.
The larger challenge as it is usually posed, of a fundamental incomparability among cultures, questions whether cultures or traditions may be intrinsically incomparable because of different underlying histories or different overlying functions.
These objects are considered to be incomparable.
No fingerprint pairs were found to be incomparable.
Studies might be incomparable because they simply test relations between different constructs.
(Here a prominent usage of these terms will be followed, whereby particular options may be described as incomparable in value, while general properties or dimensions of value may be described as incommensurable).
The ambiguity in the studies may be explained by incomparable conditions between studies; of particular importance is the time point of blood sample collection and age.
