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Also, the animal models used in this study may not be fully comparable to human MI.

We ruled out using Prank+F for this data set, as the results would not be fully comparable to those obtained for the other data sets.

This may also indicate that the women already in hospital care, because of symptoms suggestive of breast cancer, may not be fully comparable to the women who sought or were referred to mammography, as also reflected in the degree of SOC.

To be fully comparable to Gergely et al.'s (2002) study on children, our original study determined the proportion of dogs using the demonstrated action (the paw action) to manipulate the rod in the different groups in the first trial (see Table 2 in Range et al. 2007).

Furthermore, PCE of the device with Alq3 as EEL was fully comparable to that with Ca as EEL.

This is not to say that all experience is equally valuable the experience of a cockroach can have value without being fully comparable to human experience.

In order to obtain estimates which are fully comparable to Grogger and Hanson (2011), in Column (2) I impose the same coefficient (of opposite sign) for origin and destination countries' GDP per capita.

During the evaluation of the "skin skull brain model", it was possible to show that injuries inflicted to this model are fully comparable to the morphology of equivalent real blunt forces injuries to humans.

Certainly, if the day comes when Congress chooses to work in a bipartisan manner to fix any shortcomings and glitches with the ACA so that it is fully comparable to CHIP, it is at that point that we could consider transitioning kids into the ACA.

Sotomayor entered Princeton University on a full scholarship, by her own later description gaining admission in part due to her achievements in high school and in part because affirmative action made up for her standardized test scores not being fully comparable to those of other applicants.

In HIV-negative patients we found a sensitivity of 81% which is fully comparable to previous studies in high income populations [7], [20], [21], [23].