Utilizing both direct and indirect evidence, various treatment groups and a network of comparisons were used for a Bayesian MTC-analysis to estimate the effect of TVR-based regimens compared not only to a common comparator, i.e., standard therapy, but also to each other.
Ultimately, Gödel came to be compared not only to his friend Albert Einstein but also to Franz Kafka.
It will be compared not only with Mr. Kerry's proposals but also with what Mr. Bush campaigned on four years ago.
What is clear is that members of Congress are getting richer compared not only with the average American worker, but also with other very rich Americans.
Kazuo will be compared not only to Hideki, whose transition from Japan to the Yankees has been significantly smoother, but also to Derek Jeter, who slumped after the Yankees traded for Alex Rodriguez.
By then his works were appearing outside the Soviet Union, in many languages, and he was being compared not only to Russia's literary giants but also to Stalin's literary victims, writers like Anna Akhmatova, Osip Mandelstam and Boris Pasternak.
Among the breaches, the report found, was that the school had a notably lower proportion of pupils from non-white or deprived backgrounds compared not only with its local community, in Fulham, west London, but with many other Catholic state secondary schools in the capital.
In this regard she can be compared not only to Jean-Michel Basquiat but also to the German painters who emerged in the 1970s, especially Jörg Immendorff, whose freewheeling satirical paintings about his country's Nazi past and its postwar division had a similar sense of necessity.
Their performances were compared not only in cases of metal but also of glass plain surfaces.
The models have been compared not only theoretically but also quantitatively.
The assessments show that CaL system has significant advantages compared not only to benchmark cases without capture but also to the gas-liquid absorption cases.
