A final limitation of the study was that the general population data used for comparative purposes was not always directly comparable.
In its larger framework of Welsh history, the American adventure and its clash of culture is interesting and is comparable in purpose and proportion, if not in power and dramatic nuance, to Odysses' exotic flashback narrative at the court of Phaeacia.
The elastic constants, as calculated via the polynomials and linear interpolation of the tabular data in ASTM C1259 and E1876, were found comparable for engineering purposes, with the differences typically being less than 0.5%.
The GIT is a test of general intelligence that is used in the Netherlands for purposes comparable to the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) [ 48].
However, because this difference is <10% and within the 95% confidence interval for each group, we considered the groups comparable for the purposes of this assessment.
A list of the specific outcome groups used in the different studies, and the congenial anomaly groups considered comparable for the purposes of these meta-analyses, is available in Supplemental Material, Table 1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002946).
Although results are reassuring for descriptive purposes, comparable rates of disease cannot identify potential balanced misclassifications between different diagnoses (i.e. the situation sometimes seen in death certification where the loss of deaths from cause A because of misclassification is balanced by the inclusion of people dying of cause B but misclassified to cause A).
The first comprehensive study of energy use by New York City's largest buildings shows some to be power hogs, using up to five times as much electricity, natural gas, heating oil and steam as others of comparable size or purpose.
To have measurements to be comparable for the purpose of assessing the pressure dependence, the carbon mass flow rate of the ethanol and methane mixture was kept constant at 0.941 mg/s.
