"not completely comparable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe two or more things that, while they share some similarities, are not exactly the same. For example: "Although both products are marketed as being vegan, they are not completely comparable - one is certified organic while the other is not."
The results from each run are not completely comparable because experiments were conducted under different conditions and favour certain aspects of the catalysis, which are relevant to different ways to operate the cofactor recycling system.
The cases are not completely comparable, however.
Thus, families of CAZy and nitrogen cycle enzymes are differently defined and not completely comparable.
The report notes, however, that some countries, like Brazil, have more exacting definitions of basic sanitation than others, so the statistics are not completely comparable.
Banks in the euro area, by contrast, have added only €235 billion ($324 billion), even though they are far larger relative to GDP than America's, so their capital needs are greater.The two banking systems are not completely comparable, largely because European banks hold large portfolios of mortgages on their balance-sheets.
Thus, the values of the forest areas in Table 4 are not completely comparable.
The measures of psychological distress and the predicted outcome have differed between studies (not all have used symptomatic improvement as outcome), and the studies may therefore not be completely comparable.
Due to differences in study and questionnaire design, and that waste milk in some studies is not exclusively defined as milk from cows treated with antimicrobials, the studies might not be completely comparable.
However, no clinical signs of rash were observed in infected animals, suggesting that this model might not be completely comparable to human monkeypox disease.
Therefore, results between countries may not be completely comparable.
The patients selected may not be completely comparable from study to study.
