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The results obtained from direct 454 pyrosequencing and from the Illumina sequencing of the fosmid library were highly comparable in terms of phylogenetic and functional composition (Fig. 1a, b).

The calli from P. euphratica and P. pruinosa had the same subculture generation and time and they were highly comparable in terms of physiological state.

The RRCs have sentences that are highly comparable in terms of lexical difficulty, syntactical complexity, word length, number and position of words.

The investigated patient groups were highly comparable in terms of age, gender, lesion entity, lesion size, and preoperative language deficits, which should increase the comparability of the presented data in general (Table  1).

These two islands are highly comparable in terms of area (986 vs. 558 km), elevation (864 m vs. 735 m above sea level), and latitude (0°29′ 0.46′S vs. 0°40′ 0°56′S, respectively).

Figure  3 show that the two predictions methods make highly comparable results in terms of both sensitivity and specificity.

Collectively these findings suggest that, qualitatively and quantitatively, CBB and R&D UCB units are comparable in terms of highly proliferative cells.

England is comparable in terms of inhabitants and it can boast 59 champions.

Mad Men/ Damages (BBC4/ BBC1) Two dramas that are only really comparable in terms of their brilliance.

The results of FRAGFOLD-IDP and DynaMine are comparable in terms of their overall performance.

Making the layers comparable in terms of performance was another challenge.