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Meanings of comparable in anglès
Able to be compared or worthy of comparison.
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Examples for "like"
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Different companies specialize in different things, just like different countries used to.
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Temple Bar, like every city centre area in Europe, has its problems.
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Food for days Nothing like good food to go with good music.
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Britain is facing opposition from countries like Deutsche Boerse's home state Germany.
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Pfeiffer has experienced some health difficulties in recent years, including stroke-like symptoms.
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Yes, however you will need to purchase the corresponding number of papers.
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Yet there is no obvious corresponding build of refined lead in China.
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Early kidney transplant results in children lagged behind corresponding results in adults.
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Results: Inhibitors reduced phosphorylation of corresponding MAPK and produced unique cellular effects.
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However, he says that uptick hasn't brought a corresponding increase in pay.
Usage of comparable in anglès
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However, it is currently unclear whether results from different tests are comparable.
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Results: The four groups were comparable with regard to postoperative weight changes.
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Mr Bird said the system offered data speed comparable to home wi-fi.
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Credit market traders said other banks have comparable functions to JPMorgan's CIO.
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Gobekli Tepe was, therefore, five thousand years older than any comparable structure.
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Results: Perioperative outcome was comparable with regard to morbidity and mortality rates.
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Outcomes were comparable for the different ethnic groups who access the services.
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The conditions attached included that other developed countries commit to comparable reductions.
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Safety was comparable across pooled groups and in line with previous reports.
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Mr Hipkins said the change was more in line with comparable offences.
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However, it was not known whether comparable phenomena also occur in mammals.
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UBS also said any Swiss proposals should be comparable with international standards.
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Conclusion: Prophylaxis rates in severe haemophilia are comparable with other developed nations.
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However, arthroscopic techniques have gained widespread popularity and comparable results are reported.
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Forced expiratory volume in one second values were comparable in both groups.
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Results were comparable in analyses that controlled for baseline health and disability.
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