"It is always difficult to compare from one era to another, but both teams have demonstrated great depth in the groups that have been selected.
Even cancer rates can be hard to compare from one country to another, noted Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, also of Dartmouth, and, with Dr. Schwartz, a researcher with the V.A. Outcomes Group in White River Junction, Vt.
In contrast, because of its multidimensionality, merit can be very intransitive (Henrich and Gil-White 2001 1700) and thus much more difficult to compare from one individual to another.
On the other hand, ground-truth data made by hand is usually inefficient and hard to compare from one's work to another.
So, this is a source that you can easily compare from one group across to another.
Tom Torlakson said in a statement that this year marks the first time state officials have collected this level of data to compare from one year to the next, adding that the information will help school officials gauge their approach to discipline.
Generally individual gene levels cannot be compared from one study to another, but the strength of our analysis is an inter-study comparison (meta-analysis) after an intra-study Oncomine™ analysis (coexpression gene search).
Using constant comparison, codes were compared from one focus group to another and across the three blocks.
We found that 3270 (10.2%) unique lncRNAs exhibit at least a two-fold change when compared from one cell type to another (Fig. 1B).
Accordingly, answers on the CAGE can be compared from one age and sex to another.
Student performance on the final summative practical exam was compared from one year prior to, and one year after the transition from microscopes to the VM.
