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Mr. Cooper is being compared at 8 p.m. against what was hardly a powerhouse CNN entry last year — "Rick's List," which featured Rick Sanchez, who was subsequently fired.

There are two significant differences here: (a) the two sets of modes being compared at any one time are from the same numerical model but for different spin speeds and (b) there is generally a strong distinction between the left and right modes of the system.

In order to quantify these comparisons, we also calculated a comparison score (CS) as the absolute value of the ratio between two states being compared at a particular time point (Figure S4).

Multiple treatment comparison (MTC) meta-analysis is an extension of conventional pair wise meta-analysis where only two interventions are being compared at the time.

Both groups were followed up throughout pregnancy and the outcomes are being compared at three and six months from baseline to evaluate the efficacy of the intervention.

Only eGFRs where the CG was calculated at the same date as CKD-EPI were included to ensure that eGFRs were being compared at similar time-points.

The Ea were compared at different compositions.

Safety knowledge, beliefs, and practices were compared at follow-up.

Crime rates can be compared at www.ope.ed.gov/security/Search.asp.asp

The output of radiative and mechanical luminosity is compared at various starburst epochs.

It has been compared, at least in its sweep and intentions, with Tolstoy's "War and Peace".