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Domain scores could not be compared because of a lack of normative data.
Nevertheless, analysts have said the Four Seasons and the Carlyle are hard to compare because of a complex accounting of the hotels' retail space, debt, ground rents, management contracts and tax issues.
Immunohistochemical HIF-1α studies are difficult to compare because of a variation in the definition of HIF-1α positivity.
However, the majority of past findings are difficult to compare because of a lack of control for biomedical prognosticators, use of mixed patient samples with various tumor types, and differences in the time point of depression assessment.
The performer was Fred Astaire, to whom Mr. Van Cayseele has sometimes been compared because of the lightness and purity of his dancing.
Even Dan Quayle, with whom Mrs. Palin is often compared because of her age and inexperience on the national scene, was not viewed as negatively in the 1988 campaign.
Like Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf, or Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, Winston and Mariota will be forever linked and compared because of their back-to-back draft positions.
Unlike the previous values, our set of data can be directly compared because of the consistent set of conditions used.
Note that for FRET pairs with widely different spectral properties the FRET span can not be quantitatively compared because of inevitable differences in filters and detector sensitivity.
Unfortunately, standards among nurses could not be compared because of the low number of raters.
