To check for the robustness of this indicator we compared the occupational prestige (isei) of the jobs taken up across respondents reporting to be employed in skilled vs. unskilled work.
For each of these indicators, we compared participants who met the criteria to all controls, including controls who might have also met the criteria.
For the last two indicators we compared countries with an ad hoc European average based on 13 countries (E13: Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Republic of Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom).
To further examine the significant differences of various indicators, we compared AUC values.
For selected indicators, we compared compliance rates among hospitals in our study with those from other countries.
For each indicator, we compare this month's data to (1) how bad the numbers got at their worst and (2) their pre-bubble "normal" levels.
To establish the construct validity of the index as an indicator of diet quality, we compared the NZDQI-A scores to nutrient intakes derived from the 4DFRs (Table 3).
Attempting to establish the core set of indicators useful to assess HIV/AIDS clinical care, we compared the quality indicators we got with the American and European guidelines.
To further assess the extent to which the frequency of media reports was comparable with other indicators of synthetic cannabinoid use, we compared the number of media reports with the volume of discussion referring to synthetic cannabinoids on the harm reduction forum, Bluelight.
To establish whether these features indicate an earlier optimal functioning of the cognitive processes involved in dream generation rather than a more accurate dream recall, we compared the indicators of length and structural organization in reports of REM-dreams collected from 14 NC patients and their matched controls.
