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The reviewed RCTs cannot easily be compared owing to the heterogeneity in age, underlying disease and study outcomes.

28 The number of ligament ruptures could not be compared owing to the different categories for the type of injury in the FIFA and the UEFA injury surveillance systems.

Notably, network construction methods (e.g., Neto et al., 2010; Hageman et al., 2011; Wang and van Eeuwijk, 2014) could not be compared owing to an unrealistic running time in the case of large networks.

Of relevance, PC-3 and DU145 cells were compared owing to their molecular heterogeneity in these signalling pathways.

A true neoadjuvant intra-arterial chemotherapy approach for head and neck cancer treatment is rare and the results of many trials are difficult to compare, owing to a number of methodological differences [ 16].

There were differences in DWI parameters, namely: magnet field strength (1.5T vs. 3T), type of coil and b-value across the studies, which could not be compared here, owing to relatively small number of publication that met the inclusion criteria.

You've often been compared to her, mostly owing to the confessional nature of your music.

Like its predecessors, One Direction has been compared to the Beatles, mostly owing to its remarkable chart success.

Clearly, association of differential gene expression with chromosome 11 was not observed when stage 4s tumours were compared to stage 4 MYCN NA tumours, owing to the presence of alterations in this chromosome in both NB subgroups.

Hirst cannot be compared, in his permeation of modern culture, with any other British figure – he owes more to Andy Warhol.

Such biological approaches have also been reported for the generation of butanol, which is, compared to methanol or ethanol, more favorable owing to higher energy densities.