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"This is an important study," says Gearhart, because it compares the iPS cells with neurons derived from embryonic stem cells.

It should be noted that the College Board does not support the use of ACT's Estimated Relationship Table because it compares the SAT composite to the ACT without writing, which is not a valid comparison.

A metric gives you more information because it compares the measure to some other baseline.

The diagonal of each matrix corresponds to the equality because it compares the importance of the sub-criteria with themselves.

Yet it is all a lie because it compares the average productivity of all workers in the economy to the median wage of production and nonsupervisory employees.

The isocon method (Grant 2005) is a powerful tool for clarifying the extent of mass transfer due to metasomatism because it compares the bulk compositions.

James B. Francis, board chairman of the Department of Public Safety, said the Morning News analysis was flawed because it compared the race and number of ticketed drivers with the local population where the stop occurred.

"The police took my poster away at last night's protest because it compared the German government to criminals," says Wassilia Fotiadou, 56, a Greek teacher who has lived in Germany since she was a child.

That figure was derived through a study that was generally dismissed by experts because it compared the on-field performance of new Revolution models to older, game-used helmets.

The additional police data was not included in the report because it compared the total number of crimes in the past 12 months with the previous 12 months, she said.

He said that Bove's "so-called analysis" had "gross errors" because it compared the nonperforming loans of BankAtlantic with the capital of BFC Financial.