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The Diwaniyah study pertains exclusively to NTDs and revealed a high incidence rate of 8.4/1000 births in 2000 in comparison with a rate of 5.4/1000 births during 8- months from 7/98 through 2/99.

Men, in comparison, leave at a rate of 24% with no statistical difference between fathers and non-fathers.

We did not attempt detection of every SSC in our analysis, making a comparison with our rate of detection difficult.

Unfortunately, the absence of statistical data for the placement of children below three years in foster care does not enable a proper comparison with the rate of children below three placed in institutions.

Comparison with dissolution rate of air and CO2 bubbles reveals hardly a diameter change for air bubbles, in contrast with near-total dissolution of CO2 bubbles within the 2 m column height.

Tumour growth delay of treated tumours was calculated by comparison with the rate of growth of tumours in control animals.

In this analysis, higher rates of transition (almost double) in comparison with the rate of transversions were found, since 650 (63.65%) transitions were found in comparison with 372 (36.4%) transversions.

To identify the most relevant differentially-expressed genes, we compared the C, PB and V berry transcriptomes at each time point using a Significance Analysis of Microarrays (SAM) unpaired comparison with a false discovery rate of 2%.

However, even if this molecule is considered ineffective against the H3N2 influenza virus, we did obtain a very high confirmation rate (62.5%) in comparison with the hit rate of classical high-throughput screening (3.2% in [43]).

Differences between hemispheres in the average number of samples and in the extent of the connected insular region to each target were computed by means of paired t tests and corrected for multiple comparison with a false discovery rate of 0.05.

SIRs were calculated based on comparison with the incidence rate of the general population of Taiwan and adjusted for age, calendar period, sex, and duration of employment.