Sentence examples for perfectly comparable from inspiring English sources

The bureau has warned that some of the survey data are not perfectly comparable to data from the 1990 census because the bureau asked slightly different questions of the two different groups of people surveyed.

But as Mr Giles allows, the data sources underlying the book are often sketchy and rarely perfectly comparable; any analysis would require tweaks to the data (though one would, of course, like those tweaks to be explained and documented in detail).

The statistics from 1971 are not perfectly comparable with today but there is an unmistakeable trend.

The multi-sited exit polls were conceived so as to be perfectly comparable across countries.

As a result, they are not perfectly comparable across countries and over time.

We note that these graphics are also perfectly comparable with the ones given in the investigations of [5, 8, 24, 25].

Combining the latency evidence, although not perfectly consistent and comparable across studies, suggests that the diseases of interest are related to lung cancer risk after long exclusion/latency periods.

15 Both the bovine collagen filler and the Juvéderm® products exhibit perfectly adequate and comparable safety profiles.

We show that sponges designed by our guidelines achieve accuracies comparable to perfectly matched layers for the same cost, over moderate to high accuracy demands.

The implication that he fared perfectly well with a comparable approach in Serie A is clear enough, though, as is the sense he does not consider this a politic time to offer more on the matter.

This is a perfectly general metaphysical principle, comparable to Aristotle's principle of non-contradiction (Metaphysics G3 1005b19–20).