Then the resulting difference is contrasted with the comparison of the relative outcomes of two treatment groups (women and men aged between 25 and 29 years old) who are both subject to the policy and to the crisis between pre- and post-policy period14.
Then the resulting difference is contrasted with the comparison of the relative outcomes of two treatment groups (women and men aged between 25 and 29 years old) which are both subject to the policy and to the crisis between pre- and post-policy period.
Significant differences between fixed factors were contrasted using likelihood-ratio statistics.
Furthermore these differences have been contrasted with the absence of such drastic changes in V2R (and T1R) repertoires, resulting in large changes of the ratio of v1r to v2r genes upon the acquisition of the terrestrial life style [ 25].
Equity as a measure of difference can be contrasted with efficiency, which refers to the 'average level of health' in a society (Arokiasamy and Pradhan 2010).
When perception of animals and tools, faces and houses, or letters and digits are contrasted, differences can be attributed to a host of confounded factors, like differences in shape, name, meaning, frequency, and history of processing.
Figure 3 shows Foils contrasted with Transitive and Equivalence relations elicited bilateral activation in the parahippocampus — no differences were observed when contrasted with Symmetrical relations.
Where significant treatment differences were observed, contrast testing was used to determine the significance at each level, while allowing for multiplicity of comparisons.
The study also demonstrated that composition differences were mainly linked to contrasting fertilisation regimens (green and animal manures v. mineral fertiliser inputs).
These differences were even more striking when contrasting fully adherent against totally non-adherent patients (table 4).
