H1 also had comparative value (2× MIC: 2.94 h) to some conventional antibiotics, for instance, daptomycin (2.0 h), tigecycline (3.2 h), and arbekacin (3.0 3.2 h), respectively (Pankuch and Appelbaum 2009b; Pankuch et al. 2003; Watanabe et al. 1997).
The case study group and the control group (n = 200 patients) had equivocal comparative values with regards to age and gender.
These notes would be utterly unintelligible, even to another musician, for they have no comparative value; he alone has in his own mind the thread by which he brings out of this labyrinth of spots and circles the richest and most astounding harmonies.
Given the taxonomic position of Musa, the completed genomic sequence has particular comparative value to provide fresh insights about the evolution of the monocotyledons.
And within the economic ideology America was promoting to Japan at the time, free trade according to comparative advantage, there seemed to be no way out, as Japan had comparative advantage only in low-value industries.
RF and ANN have comparative performance.
All the presented data have a comparative value due to the character of measurements (absolute measurements are impossible in such a complex system).
However, scope for the interpretation of results from such work is limited because to date we do not have a comparative value of how much gene expression activity yeast actually requires.
Knowledge is sometimes difficult to distinguish from taste: does the consumer who persists in smoking cigarettes have inadequate knowledge or simply different comparative values for the pleasures and risks of smoking?
Although, one randomised comparison did demonstrate a benefit to 2-D vs 3-D (Dearnaley et al, 1999), in general, there has been rapid and uncontrolled marketing, demand, dissemination, and implementation of new and promising technologies (both hardware and software) before their effectiveness and comparative value have been rigorously evaluated.
