The chewing of betel quid is practised in several different ways in various countries, while the major components are comparatively consistent.
While head-to-head trials remain the highest level of evidence of therapeutic effectiveness, the method we employed has demonstrated comparatively consistent findings between this indirect method and head-to-head trials [ 36, 37].
The high proportion of EGFR mutations in BAC, when compared to other types of lung adenocarcinoma [ 36], is consistent with a comparatively lesser etiologic role of tobacco smoking in the former type of neoplasm.
Clearly the major membrane-deforming/stabilising functionality of the NPC is evolutionary stable, and hence likely mechanistically similar, across the eukaryotes, consistent with a comparatively invariable morphology.
LTR elements constitute a comparatively small proportion of all repeat elements, consistent with other reports [ 40], and show little difference between T2R cluster regions and reference regions.
Tony Weidberg, a University of Oxford physicist who works at the LHC's Atlas detector, said that the Tevatron results were consistent with the idea of a comparatively "light" Higgs boson.
Compared to other reports, this is a comparatively small percentage.
Our MANOVA results also indicated that there were significant effects of both FIVC and PLV infection on day 52 and a comparatively weaker role of the FIVC infection at day 59, both of which are consistent with the LDA findings.
Our finding regarding a comparatively lower tendency of females with higher levels of religiosity to initiate sex during adolescence is consistent with reports of previous studies [ 28, 29].
Hilfenhaus's speed and accuracy made up for a comparatively disappointing performance by his new ball partner, the higher-rated Mitchell Johnson, who struggled to find a consistent or threatening line.
