A particular aspect of comparisons between diagnostic tests is that the diagnostic performance of the index test is nearly always determined by comparison with a second test, the reference standard.
The temporal aspect of comparisons was evident here, with women narrating how resources in the healthcare system had worsened in recent years, resulting in poorer quality of care, longer waiting lists for treatment, and shorter hospital recovery periods.
The main aspects of comparison between the two teachers' communicative approaches and teacher moves are summarized in Table 7.
In general, each criterion proposed in the paper focuses on different aspects of comparison.
(One upside-down aspect of the comparison is that, if the South was America's West Bank, the conquering power's settler equivalents, the carpetbaggers, represented the political left, not the right.
(One upside-down aspect of the comparison is that, if the South was America's West Bank, the conquering power's settler equivalents, the carpetbaggers, represented the political left, not the right. Another is that the most obviously oppressed people in the American story, the former slaves, were much more concerned with establishing political and economic rights than with claiming a homeland).
One important aspect of the comparison is the different frame lengths used.
An important aspect of the comparison is the user reaction to the tariff.
An important aspect of paired comparison experiments is the decision of how to form pairs in advance of collecting data.
The second and more important aspect of this comparison shows how much more difficult our LFW610 protocol is compared to the basic LFW verification protocol where the V1-like algorithms obtains nearly 80% accuracy following the standard LFW protocols.
While in this case there is something in common with the UK - in that some British public authorities would like the same policy to be adopted - often the most striking aspect of international comparison is the very wide discrepancies between the laws and attitudes that are accepted in different countries.
