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Since this method of evaluating the receptive-field center sizes is significantly different from ours, these results is not straightforwardly comparable to ours.
For achieving this purpose, the commission stresses the importance of having reliable and comparable information on health interventions.
If timber price were to fall by a third, then benefits are still comparable to half the proceeds of logging being invested.
In the second instance, the vorticity of the main motion is comparable to the vorticity of the turbulence in the wavenumber range under consideration.
Soldattorpet on the west coast provides a comparable vertical stratigraphy for the same period.
To make the analyses most comparable, we decided to include both longitudinal and vertical effectiveness measures.
Therefore, the extent to which these studies have investigated a comparable group of patients is unclear.
Unfortunately, there are no cross-nationally comparable measures of this relationship that would make a systematic analysis possible.
Such variability and the presence of flagella and microtubules in their preparations make their data not comparable with ours.
However, the prereflective level and the reflective, conceptual level of knowing are not really comparable.
For instance, the scores may be in a different range or the scores cannot be normalised to give comparable rankings.
The elaborate, if formalised, rhetoric of official speeches is not comparable to a series of popularised archaeological accounts or newspaper articles.
The 52% mortality is comparable to other series.
They thus represent a perfect natural system of comparable populations.
The period to which the information relates is comparable but varies from species to species because of the changes in their status in the lake.
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