Sentence examples for more comparable than from inspiring English sources

They found that RNFL thickness measurements were more comparable than ONH parameters when comparing patients with keratoconus and healthy subjects.

This is important, as it renders results obtained in both countries more comparable than otherwise might be the case.

Taken together, the results suggest that weathering fluxes in AM- and EcM-dominated forest stands may be more comparable than previously argued.

And while prices were lower in proportion to salaries, today's absurdly low borrowing rates make the annual cost more comparable than it might first look.

We assumed designs of a field sample and a LiDAR-assisted survey of Hedmark County (HC) (27,390 km2), Norway, considered to be more comparable than those assumed in previous studies.

Supplemental Material, Figures S5 and S6, show that silicon measurements are more comparable than EC with higher correlation coefficients of 0.56 0.78.

Before I.B.M. sold its PC business and invested heavily in software and services, Big Blue and H.P. were much more comparable companies than they are today.

On the upside, Zillow has a lot more comparable data than most sites.

In fact, it's more comparable to Jupiter than to the sun.

We used age cohorts in the research report because they are more comparable over time than cohorts defined by grade level.

In many respects, Thailand is now more comparable to Burma than it is to a successful emerging democracy like Indonesia.