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The results (Figure 3a) demonstrate excellent comparability between platforms (PCC = 0.82), treatments (PCC = 0.88), and methods (PCC = 0.83).

We did not use the disruptive behaviour subscale because we preferred to use a better known scale for this variable (the CMAI, see above), since its extensive use offers excellent comparability.

The CPS has excellent comparability with the Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE) a score ≥ 2 being equivalent to a diagnosis of dementia or a MMSE score of ≤ 19 [ 21].

In conclusion, although the PSQI instrument was initially developed for psychiatric practice and research, our study provides additional evidence that it has good psychometric properties and excellent comparability of score results with other published studies for different patient populations.

Consequently, this disease provides an excellent model for testing interarray comparability using one common gene list.

Exploitation of a natural experiment may provide an excellent opportunity to increase baseline comparability in BCTs; e.g. in a previous study the health effects of becoming unemployed were studied in a situation when due to nationwide recession suddenly half of construction workers become unemployed, and the allocation to unemployment occurred mainly by chance (20).

In an excellent example of the use of HDX MS for comparability studies, Houde and Berkowitz characterized recombinant coagulation factor IX (rFIX), a fusion protein version in which an Fc homodimer domain was connected C-terminally.

Most studies still rely on the CCl4-model to induce toxic liver fibrosis in mice due to the good comparability with the abundance of previous publications, excellent reproducibility and moderate burden for the animals.

All comparisons with conventional methods showed excellent correlations (r = 0.9738) for DEQAS samples, demonstrating the high degree of comparability of the new UHPLC-MS/MS technique to existing methods.

Further strengths lie both in the high response and excellent completion rates as well as in the use of age standardization that improves comparability with other studies and generalizability to other populations.

Now, comparability is out.