comparable
Both groups performed comparably well.
American levels of poverty and inequality would be only slightly higher than the levels found in comparably affluent countries.
If the great playwright had had a comparably gifted sister, what might her life have been like?

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Comparing and contrasting
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Examples of comparably

comparably
Subjects performed comparably on the two first-order tasks in both the false belief and ' non-mental ' domains, so within domains scores were combined for analysis.
Now snip off a comparably sized piece from a diffraction image hologram containing the same chair information.
Comparably diluted vehicle stock solutions were also employed as controls.
However, the monoclonal antibody did not produce a comparably clear staining pattern in whole mounts.
The argument that secular public discourse provides a common denominator that all citizens share is comparably clever-and equally unpersuasive.
In practice, the equipotency model (allowing all principal therapies to be viewed as comparably efficacious) promotes professionals treating patients according to their preferred treatment model.
If monism is also comparably accurate, in the aggregate, then it is superior.
Comparably, ear becomes 'hear', air solidifies to 'hair', and 'am' becomes edible: 'ham'.
Do these age groups behave comparably in their use of innovative forms?
It is clearly of interest to inquire whether the symmetries of the present problem can be comparably helpful.
There are no comparably broad descriptions based on constructive methods.
Certainly the future emergence of comparably invigorating figures will be dependent on our recognizing the role that communal artistic cultures play in shaping musical identities.
For example, if memories can persist intact for the lifetime of an organism, then the memory storage device should be comparably enduring.
It has been shown that in the context of proper training both surgeons and radiologists achieve comparably high diagnostic sensitivity and specificity with ultrasound.
On the discrimination task (requiring a same - different judgment), the groups performed comparably.
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