People's opinions are posted everywhere, and the fact that someone may not like a product or may not find it to be of a comparable quality does not necessarily mean it is unlawful to sell.
Despite this energetic reform, few studies have sought to examine whether patients are receiving a comparable quality of care across primary care practices, and if not, which patient-level characteristics are associated with lower quality care in order to address potential inequities.
Furthermore, the mission of the EAEVE (European Association of Establishment for Veterinary Education) is to ensure a comparable quality of veterinary medical education across the member states of the European Union [ 16], which may also be an explanation for this phenomenon.
In this paper, a randomized counterpart of this algorithm is proposed, which provides a comparable "quality" of graph's clustering, being however much faster on huge graphs.
Because of differences in recruitment and sample composition, these differences cannot be interpreted to indicate a comparable quality of life experience by patient- and parent-observer report.
These categories demonstrate whether the alignments are of comparable quality, which would be an indicator for the ability to reproduce results at more stringent cutoffs, and a general clue on the capabilities of the algorithms.
Many of the diamonds sold by jewelers on 47th Street are of comparable quality to those at Fifth Avenue salons like Tiffany & Company or Cartier.
Regarding the SURtc vs. K m correlation, the current results are of comparable quality to that observed in [1] (R 2=0.92 compared to R 2=0.96), where the correlation of SUR and K m as derived from Patlak analysis of dynamic studies up to 60 min p.i. was investigated (see Figure 4 in [1]).
Two studies, one by McKinsey & Company and another by Duke University, showed that fewer than 25% of the 500,000 engineers graduating in India are of comparable quality to the 70,000 engineers produced in the US — and therefore "employable" by the industry.
