For the purpose of comparability within Figure 3, genomic coordinates have been converted to hg19 using the default settings of the LiftOver tool [ 108].
It is possible that, despite limited comparability, our figures constitute undercounts, an effect reinforced by the impact of assigning 1 to items where data were missing, something that particularly affected men in "Domestic life" and women in outdoor "Mobility".
To maximize comparability with ARIC, Figure 1 shows boxplots of the difference for men and women NHANES participants in the age range of 54 to 69 years.
However, note that for the sake of easy comparability, in the figures stimuli are always depicted as red-green anaglyphs, even if they were actually presented in the experiments using LCD shutter goggles.
Although the NCS and the SMHWB have both been run twice, the changes in instrumentation and the shift from ICD-9/DSM-III-R to ICD-10/DSM-IV limit the comparability of these figures over time.
However, the comparability of these figures with those of the present study is limited due to the fact that all cited studies were limited to dichotomous questioning of whether doctors planned to emigrate or not and did not attempt to estimate the likelihood of migration.
Hence, ICF domain restriction, score rescaling and exclusion of institutionalised persons in age-specific counts may seriously limit the interpretability and international comparability of prevalence figures in respect of both capacity and performance, whether for single ICF domains or individual total ICF score indices.
This ensures comparability with Fig. 5.
Because there were more ambient than indoor observations, for comparability of results in Figure 2, we present the indoor, outdoor, and ambient results from the data set with the same number of observations for both indoor and ambient.
So the aim is to create greater comparability in the GDP figures of member states, in part because this is the basis on which EU funds are distributed.
