Results from Madagascar and Nigeria were excluded from the poverty analysis as they used non-comparable measures to the PPI (Madagascar used the Multidimensional Poverty Index and Nigeria's PPI calculates the proportion living under the national poverty line rather than under international poverty lines).
Rutledge and Warden (2000), who recruited a similar sample to our study, also reported strong correlations between comparable measures similar to those documented in our study (r = 0.7, ~0.6, respectively).
For all his thunder, Morris does not hold Times/CBS News poll results up to comparable measures and show them to be flawed.
Data explored here contains pChEMBL values, which represent comparable measures of concentrations to reach half-maximal response/effect/potency/affinity transformed to a negative logarithmic scale.
In 1993 an ICBEN team, Community Response to Noise, set the goal of creating high-quality survey questions that would yield internationally comparable measures of overall reactions to noise sources.
"We will continue to work with the government to make sure that this register has comprehensive coverage, and with other governments to introduce comparable measures". The British initiative comes as the EU considers amending its anti-money laundering directive to tighten loopholes and demand that natural beneficial owners of corporations be named in a public registry.
To produce comparable measures of performance among pharmacies, we restricted the denominator for each indicator to the "at-risk" patient population.
All items ought to be DIF-free or at least DIF-trivial in order to obtain comparable measures over the groups [ 31].
"We will continue to work with the government to make sure that this register has comprehensive coverage, and with other governments to introduce comparable measures".
What's mind-boggling is that such large institutions, as large as science itself, hypnosis, neuropsychology, brain surgery, all seem to be the only comparable measure strong enough to bind Chris, the strong man.
