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Meanings of directly comparable in English

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Usage of directly comparable in English
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Twenty-three cases had directly comparable areas of PD versus MD or WD.
Pubmed
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The format is not harmonised, so they are not directly comparable.
Reuters
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It wasn't immediately clear whether the figures were directly comparable.
Reuters
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And we can never be sure that measurements at different sites are directly comparable.
The Irish Times
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Differences in product composition and dosage form mean that study resultsare often not directly comparable.
Pubmed
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But experts say the data is not directly comparable.
The Irish Times
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That figure is not directly comparable to Munich Re's estimates as it includes man-made disasters.
Reuters
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The current share price, while not directly comparable, is around $108.
The Irish Times
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It was not immediately clear whether that figure was directly comparable with the reported net income.
Reuters
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Those figures include infections from last year and are not directly comparable to the CDC numbers.
Reuters
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The commissioner and the committee both concluded that Miller's case was not directly comparable to McNulty's.
The Guardian
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While not directly comparable, this contrasts with the FSA's figure of 7% in May.
The Guardian
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Due to differences in data collection for each jurisdiction, states and territories are not directly comparable.
The Guardian
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The last survey of mammals was in 1996 and findings and categories are not directly comparable.
Reuters
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Ensuring data across studies is directly comparable through standardization is a necessary step towards realizing this goal.
Pubmed
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It was not immediately clear whether the FFO was directly comparable with the 54 cents analysts expected.
Reuters
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