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As another example, the data contain test scores of students up to the seventh grade while current US studies, which use a comparable US data set from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study Kindergarten cohort, only examine the gender test score gap up to the fifth grade (Fryer Jr and Levitt 2004; Fryer and Levitt 2010; Sohn 2012; Bertrand and Pan 2013).

Comparative data from 1994 show that the UK figure at this time, 560 pm, was significantly below the European average of 2,200 pm and very small compared with a comparable US figure of 10,000 pm (Fig.  9) [ 280].

One analyst suggests the poor performance of Japanese auditors may be due to low pay, and overwork due to the shortage of certified public accountants: audit fees are up to one-fifth of that of comparable US companies; there are 17,000 CPAs in Japan, compared with 330,000 in the US.

In one case, plasmid-mediated resistance to amikacin sulfate (Amikan, British; no comparable US product) emerged during therapy.

There is no comparable US troop presence in Yemen, but strikes in Yemen, a relative rarity before the 2010 rise of al-Qaida's local affiliate, swelled to more than 40 in 2012, before dropping off this year to around 26.

As a result, RAAF Headquarters increased the supply of pilots and equipment to the group, which was then able to meet, and later exceed, the rate of effort achieved by comparable US Fifth Air Force units.

At $12, its annual yield is 4.7%, which is already in line with comparable US-listed stocks.

Of these college student surveys, the most commonly used herbal supplements are Echinacea, ginseng, St. John's wort, chamomile, aloe, and ginger, which is comparable to US adult use studies.

Though the relative adjusted difference was deemed clinically important and significant for OA and RA (4 points lower) compared to LBP, crude estimates were not comparable to US disease specific norms.

The 1996 population size of CLSCs (mean 42,212 inhabitants; range 1,355-133,475) is comparable to US counties [ 11], facilitating comparisons between Québec and the US.

However, a recent study using the US SEER database showed that the proportion of ER-negative BC is comparable between US-born blacks and West-African born blacks but substantially lower in East African-born blacks, with over 74% of patients Ethiopians or Eritreans.