However, other research indicates that internal migrants in general tend to be less well off than international migrants (Adams & Page, 2005) and this may be a bias inherent to comparisons between this study and Chinese research on migration.
Inherent fairness of comparison – some models of the Ford Focus come as essentially the same car, just with different fuel types.
This is mainly because of its inherent advantages in comparison to the previous methods of biofuel production from crops and plant waste.
As in these studies preovulatory differences are inherent, a direct comparison with our data is not appropriate, but we note that potential changes in the polyadenylation state have been ignored in these investigations.
We have also compared self-reported gel use with the number of used gel applicators that participants returned to the clinic and discussed some of the problems inherent in this comparison.
This study has inherent strengths in comparison to other previously published studies on incidence of LSVRO events.
Hence, the DR is a reflection of the amount of signal above background inherent to each comparison.
Nevertheless, in this article, we will use the adjacencies directly to bypass the arbitrary use of objective functions and other assumptions inherent in most comparison algorithms.
With the limits inherent to the comparison across non-randomised phase II studies, our data on median TTP and OS compare well with the results obtained using other drug combinations including PLD (Addeo et al, 2007) or with epirubicin/taxane regimens (Mavroudis et al, 2000; Morales et al, 2004; Gamucci et al, 2007; Von Minckwitz, 2007).
In interpreting the levels of statistical significance, a Bonferroni correction was applied to avoid the increased risk of a Type 1 error inherent in multiple comparisons; hence, significance was set at p = 0.0083.
