And today with the size of everything ballooning out of control, there is nothing for us to make a legitimate comparison to.
But that is not a legitimate comparison.
It's a legitimate comparison.
This method allows us to make legitimate comparison of activity rates between experimental groups in the DG, but, as pointed out by the reviewers, the comparison of the reactivation rates to the corresponding activation rates may be affected.
Subsets of complete data were used in the examination of the effect of socio-economic factors on each separate type of hazardous drinking behaviour, in order to facilitate legitimate comparison of effects.
It required a confluence of events: a president without credibility, an opposing party with a mortally wounded brand, an unpopular war, a series of headline-grabbing corruption scandals, and, lest we forget, an economic collapse so serious that legitimate comparisons of Republicans to Hoover, and of the crisis to the Great Depression, are made daily in national media.
Limbaugh has always referred to himself as "an entertainer," but there is also no legitimate comparison between Limbaugh and such entertainers as St . LouisCardinals legend Stan "The Man" Musial and Walt Disney, both of whom are in the Hall.
And, over time, with each successive level of government becoming a part of this architecture, legitimate comparison will be made on the correct investment of resources and the results being delivered (something that currently is awkwardly measured, if at all).
A COUPLE of readers challenged my use of share prices as a legitimate form of comparison for house prices in a recent posting.
Furthermore, directly comparing clinical populations with population-based controls is not always a legitimate form of comparison for a variety of reasons, including biases such as Berkson's bias.
Randomized block designs have been shown to be an efficient use of resources while ensuring legitimate comparisons to be made.
