Nevertheless there are comparative studies on value systems since a number of decades.
The gradient of the slope and the magnitude of the value are comparative in the filtered image.
Reported here are the comparative values of Boer, Kiko, and Spanish does for longevity and lifetime kid production traits when semi-intensively managed on pasture.
As this was the first study using the MGI directly after birth, there were no comparative values for this timing of the investigation.
Our excellence is comparative.
Commonly used markers, such as microsatellite or AFLP markers, can give high resolution genetic maps, but are of little comparative value since they are not necessarily conserved across species boundaries.
After 8, 16 and 24 weeks MDCT and fp-VCT scans were performed to investigate the volume of the augmented area; densities of cancellous and compact bone were assessed as comparative values.
The established database can be used as comparative values for clinical decisions about the normal foot development.
When monitoring cartilage changes over time, or evaluating the efficacy of therapeutic agents on the disease process, the inter-individual variability can be neglected since comparative values for each individual at different points in time will exist.
Since the probability of contacting a worker directly depends on the number of workers coming from the opposite direction, and this number is expected to depend on the foraging phase considered, comparative values were obtained by dividing the contact rates (contacts*s−1) by the traffic flow (number of workers*s−1), which was recorded as indicated above.
There are two fundamental comparative value concepts, namely "better" (strict preference) and "equal in value to" (indifference) (Halldén 1957, 10).
