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Albert Einstein, to whom Hawking is often compared, would be shocked and devastated.

Ideally the regions being compared would be as similar as possible on other criteria including distribution of occupations and religion, economic situation, culture, or would allow for "control" of differences, as in the model of the Kerala study.

If the smoothness of the fitted curves is allowed to vary over components, the number of different finite mixture models of LMs, which need to be compared, would be prohibitively large.

It says the best way to compare would be for prices to be displayed per kilowatt-hour (kWh), the cost of using one kilowatt of power for an hour.

An effective way to compare would be to look at price per sequence obtained.

The use of an internal standard population consisting of race-age-specific rates from a super-population containing the regions to compare would be better than an external standard based on individuals from an entirely separate population [ 32].

As for dopaminergic transmission, a study in which the 'on' and 'off' medication states are directly compared would also be useful.

When AL and CR animals are compared, it would be preferable to compare animals at the same developmental stage rather than the same chronological age (as is done when carrying out inter-species comparisons; Fig.  5).

If his well scripted speeches were the only asset being compared, William Hague would be streets ahead of his rival.

The difference in life-years between the compared options would be 0.1505 and 0.0468, respectively.

General expression analysis of α7KO compared α7WT would be of high interest for bone as well as for other organs.