Sentence examples for were considered comparable to from inspiring English sources
Based on surface and structural characteristics, chars were considered comparable to carbon blacks of N400-N500 series.
The IS6110 RFLP dendrograms of the two dominant lineages were considered comparable to those of well established epidemics and represent local evolution rather that recent import and transmission.
Post-operative results of licentiates in Malawi are considered "comparable" to medical officers, as are operative mortality rates in Somalia.
The cultures of Central America created the most complex civilizations of the so-called New World and are considered comparable to the Classical cultures of the Mediterranean.
It could be considered comparable to the historic step that the previous pope, John Paul II, took in apologising to the Jews for historic church anti-Semitism and for misdeeds during the Crusades, they say.
Given these results, EvoGrader-generated scores can be considered comparable to human holistic judgments of the quality of evolutionary explanations.
The D values estimated for the Moriyoshi-zan area are considered comparable to those in other regions.
Thus, Tsukuba can be regarded as representative of a typical suburban area in the Kanto Plain, and the relative trend of temporal changes there can be considered comparable to surface contamination levels for similar geographical domains.
Wahlgren told LiveScience the Crick letter was considered comparable to a letter Albert Einstein wrote to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, warning about the potential of nuclear weapons.
The mass of a fully grown individual is considered comparable to or slightly smaller than Tyrannosaurus, often estimated to be around 4 5 metric tons.
For research purposes, ballistic gelatin is considered comparable to human flesh, and the experiment thus supported the viability of this form of torture, if not its historical use.
