The source of the misunderstanding concerning incomparability appears to be Feyerabend's onetime suggestion that "incommensurable theories may not possess any comparable consequences" (1962, 94).
Yet, houses drifted by us the way small towns float past a slow train-car window, and with comparable consequence.
Second, although international and domestic migration have comparable consequences in criminal research, different explanatory frameworks ought to be applied to address their differences.
By exploring the "indirect land-use change" that may be caused by producing biofuels but not the comparable consequences of any other industry, including producing and using petroleum products, these stories and studies offer little illumination for the debates that must be held and the decisions that must be made.
The addition of recombinant Rpp25 to extracts of mock-transfected cells had no comparable consequences on transcription (Figures 3C and 3D, lanes 8 and 9 versus 4 and 5).
To test whether the cullin box mutation has comparable consequences for d-Asb11 function in regulating Delta-Notch signaling pathway, we first explored the capacity of the cullin box-deleted protein to activate, upon its overexpression, Notch-dependent transcription in vitro.
There were no differences in the prevalence of other pathologies such as PTSD or panic disorder suggesting comparable consequences of terrorist events across very different contexts.
The similar trends in OCI between senescence and progeria may suggest that the perturbation of the lamina has comparable consequences, independent of its cause, and that these consequences connect the nuclear changes seen in both cell types.
Alternatively, the tight relationship between hepatocellular fATP and PI, which is a direct consequence of a comparable rate constant, k, suggests that quantification of the absolute PI concentration could be sufficient for assessing hepatic energy metabolism.
Other witnesses described the horrors of the revolution in Russia and speculated on the consequences of a comparable revolution in the United States: the imposition of atheism, the seizure of newspapers, assaults on banks and the abolition of the insurance industry.
As a consequence, the comparisons across studies are very heterogeneous, and it is not clear whether a comparable question was being examined in each case.
