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Because different measures of cranial base angulation change how H. sapiens falls along the anthropoid regression line, it remains equivocal whether the basicranium is less flexed in H. sapiens than in other anthropoids when compared to relative brain size.

However, such comparisons are important because different measures of arousal may have different properties and may not be interchangeable.

Because different measures may have different degrees of measurement error, we contrasted three metrics of long-term exposure: observed PM10 from monitors nearest participants' residences, imputed PM10 derived from a space time model, and imputed PM2.5 also derived from a space time model.

Examining this relationship, i.e. how host fitness varies with parasite transmission success, has certain advantages because the different measures of virulence among studies are not always easily comparable nor do they necessarily imply the same thing for host or parasite fitness (e.g., host mortality versus weight loss).

There was significant heterogeneity of the prevalence results included in the meta-analysis because of the different measures of exposures and outcomes (lab-confirmed, clinical signs, colonization, and risk factors).

Because these athletes have different measures of success, studies on long-term outcomes in this patient population are necessary.

It is difficult to value presenteeism economically because past studies use different measures of presenteeism, include different populations of workers and use various methods to assign dollar values to their losses.

The limited evidence investigating the influence of SES on the effectiveness of school-based interventions to promote healthy weight is equivocal, possibly because studies have employed different measures of SES [ 81], which may be independently associated with body size outcomes [ 82].

Because of the wide range of different measures of cognition and physical functioning used in different studies and the differences between these measures, we do not provide overall estimates of physical functioning or cognition but rather provide summary estimates for the association between each measure of physical function and each measure of cognition.

RSD and RBH display a high degree of dependence, despite using slightly different measures of sequence similarity, because both are based on a similar rationale of reciprocally identifying the most similar proteins across two genomes.

Pooling of the different measures of efficacy is justified because of the relatively low outcome incidence in the background populations.