Eighty percent of these studies compared more than one treatment strategy, which facilitates comparative conclusions to be made; however, the heterogeneity in model designs can often make "bench to bedside" interpretations challenging.
I later heard his appearance compared, more than once, to a bowling ball.
There was even a clash over which party could be compared more unflatteringly to Europe.
Coldplay has not always been quite so easy there was a time where it was compared more frequently to (ambitious) Radiohead than (pleasing) U2.
He compared more than ten thousand patients who had been prescribed a sleep medicine — most commonly Ambien — and more than twenty thousand patients who had not.
Her beauty dwells in her large eyes, which are at once sad and sly, and in her smile, which has been compared more than once to the Mona Lisa's.
Richard F. Culp, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, who compared more than 200 juvenile correctional facilities across the country, reported significantly less crowding, better morale and fewer problems at private institutions.
Coldplay has not always been quite so easy — there was a time where it was compared more frequently to (ambitious) Radiohead than (pleasing) U2.
The study, published online in The Lancet last week, compared more than 700 infants under 4 months old who had pneumonia, meningitis or sepsis; half got zinc and half got placebo.
Unfortunately, despite spin-outs being relatively large businesses by social enterprises standards – with a median turnover of £2.9m compared, more than 15 times the median UK social enterprise turnover of £187,000 - only 1 of 27 spin-outs surveyed had done so.
Research in 2002 by Tamas Bereczkei, a Hungarian psychologist who compared more than 300 pictures of faces of family members with those of strangers found that the 'judges' in the study correctly matched wives to mothers-in-law more often than by chance (significantly so).
