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The researchers recorded how many breaths it took to produce two and five coughs; these figures were compared with data from nonsmokers who had taken the same test in an earlier study.

Figures were compared with other partners' experience.

These figures were compared with much less cost-effective measures in Finnish agriculture at an average marginal cost of 220 euro/kg phosphorus [12].

When available, the obtained figures were compared with the percentages of toxin families reported for the venom proteome of the same species.

These figures were compared with the TS, VS and ash content of the same weight of original seaweed to calculate the percentage of each that were removed by AD.

Our 1, 2 and 5-year survival figures were compared with those previously published using the pre-operative nomogram (Karakiewicz et al, 2009) interpolating between the survival percentages given for different scores in their paper and averaging these over our whole patient population.

When application figures are compared with fee levels, institutions charging higher fees have not seen disproportionate falls in applications.

In the paper, using a data input a typical sea water Mediterranean Sea analysis, the membrane software are used to simulate different design conditions and the acid dosage figures are compared with those obtained from an original model developed by the authors, based on the carbonate salts equilibrium.

In both cases these performance figures are compared with the performance of the CI + PI method.

The annual percentage change in our Scottish data shows that the rate of incidence increase is levelling out, falling from 11.2% per year for males and 11.3% per year for females when 1979 1983 figures are compared with 1984 1988 to 2.9% per year for males and 2.1% per year for females when 1994 1998 figures are compared with 1999 2003.

When the entire population is taken into account, and the figures are compared with other chronic diseases such as cancer, stroke, acute myocardial infarction or mental illness, the cost of informal caregiving for people with COPD is significantly higher than the cost of informal caregiving for patients with cancer (1,841.06 million compared with 4,891.18 million annually).