Determinant variables had to be comparable and defined in a similar way across studies prior to pooling in a meta-analysis.
In order for products to be comparable in different life cycle assessments, functional units need to be defined.
In general, the CDD superfamily classification used to define homologs is comparable in specificity to SCOP superfamilies, the basis for remote homology in previous benchmark studies (Marchler-Bauer et al., 2009).
Repeating the proof of [70, Theorem 4] one immediately sees that (d_epsilon ) as defined here is comparable to the distance (d_epsilon ) defined in Sect.
Furthermore, programs in other communities may have more than these core components, but are defined as being comparable to OH if they have these same core components, irrespective of the specific activities developed and delivered to suit the unique circumstances in which they are being implemented.
The external confidence defined here is comparable to averaging over a local neighbourhood of a disparity gradient constraint along contours [60].
"In terms of its contribution to the economy, the financial services sector – widely defined – is comparable to manufacturing and a little bigger than creative industries.
Furthermore, levels of Nanog are low in defined conditions but are comparable to those in ESCs for EpiSCs on feeders.
Importantly, no such estimate has yet been compiled for unicellular eukaryotes: the level of incongruence between groups used to define the species boundaries may be comparable to that of multicellular eukaryotes, but the correspondence between DNA sequence clusters, ecotypes and morphospecies is still largely unknown for protists [ 61- 63, 70, 71].
Given that 1) LDHat ignores nonpolymorphic positions, and 2) the HGDP panel is composed of SNPs that are not globally segregating as polymorphisms (i.e., some SNPs are monomorphic in certain populations), the comparison of the results for different populations requires that intervals be defined which will then be comparable.
