When the difference in ranking between IF and SJR was compared between both groups, sub-specialist journals were ranked lower compared to their general counterparts (ΔR: p = 0.006, Δmedian = 2.0, 95%CI -0.39 to 4.39).
There is as yet no general dynamic counterpart to the elegant and mathematically well-developed static theory of general equilibrium.
Yemen is a status-conscious society, and, because Soufan had promoted O'Neill to "general," his counterpart was General Ghalib Qamish, the head of Yemeni intelligence.
Moreover, this comparison was made using the propensity score method, by 'matching' the prison sample with its general population counterpart.
Specifically, their percentages of revenues from laboratory tests, surgical procedures, and inpatient Western drug prescriptions were 1.01%, 1.96%, and 8.94% lower than those of their general hospital counterparts, and their percentage of revenue for outpatient care Western medicine was comparable to their general hospital counterparts in 1999.
Third, partial equilibrium welfare calculations are extremely poor predictors of their general equilibrium counterparts.
Nearly 1,200 others, however, are held in the Security Housing Unit, the SHU, constructed to intern men whom the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) deems the "worst of the worst," too dangerous to mingle with their "general population" counterparts.
The older African Caribbean age group, by contrast, had higher fruit and vegetable intakes than their general population counterparts.
Despite the fact that the figures for Medical Education and Medical Teacher are better than those reported for most of their psychiatry and general medicine counterparts, they are probably still too low.
At the intent level, men and women were more than four times more likely to die of unintentional injury than their general population counterparts.
