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Figure 10 shows the distribution of residuals of two approaches to compare them.

We will use simple statistical approaches to compare one group to another, e.g. by institute, gender, U.S. citizens vs. non-U.S., etc.

The purpose of this paper is to compile a catalogue of existing approaches, to compare the strengths and weaknesses, and to test their performance in a series of numerical examples.

We used observational and experimental approaches to compare the plant biomass species richness relationships between habitat patches created by A. madreporica cushions and the surrounding habitat without cushion plants.

We compiled four remote sensing disturbance products from Landsat, MODIS and a combination of Landsat-SPOT imagery two classification and two pixel-based maps derived using a range of approaches to compare their impacts on carbon budget estimates (see Table 1).

We also used two more advanced approaches to compare spatio-temporal patterns of global H5N1 outbreaks between OIE and FAO.

A priori, there are two general approaches to comparing gene expression profiling studies.

Approaches to comparing brain graphs can be differentiated based on how they treat the statistical relationships between edges.

The program SIMCOMP [42], uses a graph matching approach to compare chemical compounds.

We employ this approach to compare varied and new products and exposure systems.

Parametric methods also provide an appropriate statistical approach to compare alternative biogeographic hypotheses or scenarios.