This allowed comparing journals and types of journals (specialized in soil ecology vs. generalist or specialized in evolution or modelling) but this did not allow comparing articles published in different fields of ecology (for example bird ecology vs. soil ecology).
The paper gives some illustrative numerical example allowing to compare the results obtained by the proposed design approach with the ones presented in the recent control literature.
The service, for example, allows users to quickly compare rates across FedEx, UPS, Lone Star Overnight Canada Post and the USPS.
These distinctions could, for example, allow clinicians to limit a search to RCTs comparing two different types of acupuncture treatments for a given condition, e.g. Acu Versus Acu AND neck pain.
The practical realization of such a sound fields is valuable as a means of, for example, allowing liner attenuation measurements obtained from measurements on different test rigs to be compared directly, or for allowing measurements results to be compared with computer predictions in which the assumption is made.
Only 78 percent of travel policies, for example, allowed for the reimbursement of a first checked bag in 2011, compared with 95 percent in 2010, according to the GetThere Corporate Travel Benchmark Report.
The former teacher said the higher percentage of women in the navy compared to other forces may be partly down to relatively shorter deployments than the army for example, allowing for more time with family.
The given examples allows one to assume that s-GTM tends to form clusters of identically labeled projections that is reflected by the increase of the DSC value as compared with the results of original GTM.
In order to provide numerical examples that allow for comparing the minimum energy consumption of each estimator, we use the parameters given in[5] for a generic low-power transceiver (summarized in Table3) and the parameters given in[12, 13] for a standard APU (Table4).
For example, this allows us to compare the cost-effectiveness of a single full questionnaire (using response rates in the study that identified our 847 participants) against a postcard reminder plus a second full questionnaire (see Figure 2).
