These snails were obtained through commercial vendors, and did not represent siblings or statistical cohorts except they were of relatively comparable weight within each group.
In addition, within a given data level we will break down studies based on the type (i.e., level) of question a study attempts to answer, where each question level is of a relatively comparable scope to one of the data levels.
This was evidenced by the presence of relatively comparable proportions of surface feature, deep feature, and unexpected card pairings, as well as by the fact that non biology majors produced card sorts in the unframed condition with edit distances that were almost equidistant from both the hypothesized novice and expert card sorts.
Internationally, the medical evaluations of work disability turn out to be relatively comparable while being part of social insurance systems that vary strongly [ 6- 8].
The intensity of the two LMCT components was relatively comparable, this being typical of monobridged peroxo complexes, which are usually non-planar [38, 44].
Interestingly, when no SiO2 was used, the photocatalytic hydrogen evolution of sol gel Ta3N5 was relatively comparable to that of Ta3N5/SiO2.
It was reported that 5-yr OS was 47.4% under the use of adjuvant chemoradiotherapy, which was relatively comparable to the results of our analysis.
The SEM displacement map and AFM scan of the silicon surface are also relatively comparable; both techniques produce a smooth, feature-less surface.
It is worthwhile to note that the empirical type I error rates of the LMM were relatively comparable to the corresponding values of the other approaches only for larger values of n accompanied by smaller values of m; n = 30 and 50 with m = 5, and somewhat, n = 50 with m = 10 in both Tables.
Although the computational cost of MOG or [17] is relatively comparable with proposed method, the latter proposes a superior performance as stated in Table 1.
