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In this study the data of 87 long-term prisoners have been compared over an average period of 14.6 years.

Annual variations in temperatures of plasma (electron Te, ion Ti) using SROSS-C2 satellite and neutral (Tn) using NRLMSIS-00 (neutral atmospheric model); have been investigated and their ratios have been compared over half solar cycle (year 1995 2000, F10.7 ∼ 72 190).

To our knowledge this is the first time the predictive nature of three commonly used SRH items have been compared over time in a dynamic evaluation model.

In recently reported trials, GLP-1 receptor agonists and the DPP-4 inhibitor sitagliptin have been compared over a 26-week treatment period (5, 6).

The CO2 reforming of methane and propane has been compared over two different Ni catalysts: one reference Ni/SiO2 system and a Ni/Mg(Al)O hydrotalcite-derived catalyst, shown previously to display high catalytic stability for long term reforming.

In the final shot of his valedictory film, DeMille crowns his paean to the greatest prophet who ever lived by parading him through the medley of American icons to which he had been compared over the years -- the Liberty Bell, Lady Liberty -- until he becomes the embodiment of America enlightening the world.

The magnitude of radiographic benefit observed here with adalimumab is probably a low estimate compared with what might have been observed if adalimumab and placebo had been compared over a longer period of time.

The segmentation results have been compared using over- and under-segmentation percentages and time complexity of each method in section 3.

Approaches based on principal components factor analysis and different regression techniques have been compared for robustness over multiple study datasets and across enriched (amyloid beta 42-positive, apolipoprotein E4 allele carriers) and non-enriched populations.

Two procedures have been compared in two randomized cross-over consecutive periods of one day each (3 oral cares a day)—on 1 day, they received routine oral care (oral care (O) then tracheal suction (T)) and on the other day they received optimized oral care (subglottic suction (SG1) then O then SG2 then T).

Simulation results have been compared with experimental data over a wide range of operating conditions including shock tube, jet stirred reactor and rapid compression machine.