Main factors that form the basis for comparison are: depositional environment, tectonic setting, thickness, depth, organic geochemical properties and thermal maturity.
Mass lists of easily extracted and detected markers from cultured bacterial samples form the basis for comparison and ultimately, identification of organisms.
These data are in agreement with previously reported studies of cellular elongation and alignment 34, 44 and form the basis for comparison with cells subjected to heparan sulfate degradation.
The results obtained could be used in forming the basis for comparison of the bone microarchitecture and can be a valuable tool for predicting bone fragility.
Averaged momentary ratings formed the basis for comparison with recall ratings interspersed throughout the month referencing 1-day, 3-day, 7-day, and 28-day periods.
Dependent variables forming the basis for comparison included: (a) effectiveness (e.g. acquisition of systems and/or rate of use), (b) efficiency or rate of skill acquisition (c) participants' preference for systems, (d) occurrence of vocalizations and problem behavior, and (e) generalization across communication partners, settings, and time (i.e. maintenance).
These results form the basis for longitudinal hormone comparisons with matched individual data available on 367 patients.
While a high degree of precision in predicting AQoL scores at the individual level would imply a high level of precision with respect to other criteria, such precision might not be necessary for the sort of between-group comparisons that form the basis for estimates of both treatment effects and health-state utilities.
The results allow comparison with schools in other states and form the basis for receiving federal funds for health-promotion and disease-prevention programs.
Such reconstructions form the basis for the development of condition-specific metabolic models whose functions are simulated and validated by comparison with experimental results.
