Both classes have been at a comparable level before the study which is a necessary requirement for speaking of possible comparability.
Even if the levels of shares in Argentina, Canada, New Zealand and the United States but not in Australia seem similar in the early 1930s (a commonality which is lost shortly afterwards), it is necessary to stress that several methodological issues limit the comparability of levels across countries (see Atkinson and Piketty 2007): the plot should be read in terms of dynamics and not levels.
Although differences in analytic methods and participant ages limit comparability, toxicant levels from the Mohawk youth are lower than those associated with severe food contamination (Yusho and Yu-cheng) but similar to other chronically exposed groups.
The comparability in the level of inhibition could be due to the higher levels of MHC II on the surface of EBV-transformed B cells [29] and the occupied binding sites of MHC II [2].
Moreover, in comparison with worm tracking on agar plates, the analysis under liquid conditions is free from special movement characteristics like crawling back and forth or complete movement stop, providing high level comparability.
Therefore, comparability concerning vitamin levels and SNAP between our and former studies is limited.
The sectoral directives are based on the principle of mutual confidence and comparability of training levels.
The use of MRS allowed for a repetitive, noninvasive measurement of IMAC, although technical differences limit the direct comparability of IMAC levels in the present study with results from muscle biopsies.
25 Using systematic data retrieval and standardisation methods, we assessed differences in comparability of individual-level surveys and measures, for example, by representativeness; national, urban or rural coverage; age groups; dietary instruments; and dietary metrics.
"All module marks are compared across modules at each level to ensure comparability.
