Some criticised the dictionary, including Thomas Babington Macaulay, who described Johnson as "a wretched etymologist," but according to Bate, the Dictionary "easily ranks as one of the greatest single achievements of scholarship, and probably the greatest ever performed by one individual who laboured under anything like the disadvantages in a comparable length of time".
All healthy comparison participants will be invited back for a second MRI visit at least 24 weeks from their first scan date to ensure a comparable length of time has passed between scans across groups.
They also stayed for comparable length of time in the ICU: 12 days [1; 50] for SOFA improvers versus 6 days [1; 52] for non-improvers.> -wrap-foot> Patients were separated into two groups according to whether they subsequently improved or not their initial SOFA score (see definition Table 1).
Additionally, for all tasks there were no effects of lesion group on the length of time it took to complete the sample phase, meaning that the groups had comparable lengths of exposure to the sampled objects.
At present, there is not enough evidence to support the durability and reliability of LVAD therapy for lengths of time comparable to HTx.
As mentioned above, these patients were followed up for different lengths of time and therefore the lengths of the vectors are not directly comparable.
Second, participants in financial-incentive programs were significantly more likely to leave their sites of first practice after completion of their obligation than non-obligated health workers in comparable sites of first practice after service of similar length of time.
"On average, an ousted C.E.O.'s company achieves only half the profit, cash flow, and market capitalization of a comparable company led by an effective C.E.O. for the same length of time".
