Dixon played one year at Lambuth, which belongs to the National Association for Intercollegiate Athletics, a class of football comparable to Division III in the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
This goal leads us to group the classes of the six open source systems used in our study, with different development styles, and cluster them in five subgroups of comparable classes (in terms of size, complexity and coupling).
"If race was the problem of the 20th century," Lewis writes, "after this first encounter with the Soviet Union he also began to regard class as a dilemma of comparable magnitude".
All investigated analytes adsorbed on the three classes of silver colloids gave comparable scattering intensities, indicating that the PEG-reduced silver colloid provides comparable SERS enhancement as conventional colloids.
A 2005 study of comparable Yale alumni classes found that the pattern had not changed.
The pari passu clause and the fundamental principle of equal payment were understood then and have now been reaffirmed again to mean that debtors cannot discriminate in priority of payment to creditors holding comparable classes of debt.
However, the changes in overall nucleosome occupancy (before and after heat shock) at the two classes of promoters are both comparable to genome-wide level (data not shown).
Allelic variants, copy number variants, epistatic effects and gene environment interactions appear to play a critical role in both classes of disorders, suggesting the presence of comparable aetiological mechanisms.
In others words, we can expect that source code classes having comparable values of WMC will likely have test classes that are comparable.
Also, the distribution of promoter classes is comparable between the 254 differentially methylated genes and the subgroup displaying an inverse correlation of methylation and expression (Supplementary Figure S8B; cf. also Figure 3B and Supplementary Table S3).
