It is argued that such alternate versions should be explicitly genre-based, possess a strong language focus, and include at least some instances of comparison of English and LI genre exemplars in order to develop the learners' abilities of making more conscious selections and choices in writing.
Nevertheless, data normalization is still required to account for variations in sample loading and for whenever multiple LC MS runs are evaluated, for instance for comparison of multiple conditions.
These results are incompatible with previous accounts, in which plural comparison is inferred from many instances of singular comparison between the members of the sets (Matushansky & Ruys, 2006).
For instance, the comparison of patterns of polymorphisms private to African and non-African populations reveals that most pathways show a higher proportion of nonsynonymous mutations in non-Africans than in Africans, potentially due to different demographic histories and selective pressures.
For instance, in comparison with most of the Hopi Kachina figures across the street at Adobe East (369 Millburn Avenue), they seem like decorative curiosities.
For instance, a comparison of the synergy volume of the TCAD regimen at 0.32 µg/mL amantadine to the synergy volume of the ribavirin/oseltamivir carboxylate double combination (no amantadine) revealed that amantadine contributed 39 %, 24, and 44% to the totandsynergy of the TCAD regimen against CA044%CA05, and CA10, respectovely.
Corrections were made in instances of multiple comparisons using techniques such as Tukey's range test.
For instance, by comparison and selective mutagenesis of the structurally homologous cyts c6 and c6A, it was demonstrated that the interaction of the positive dipole of the amide group of a carefully positioned glutamine (residues 52 in c6 and 51 in c6A) with the heme is a strategy used by Nature to raise the reduction potential by ∼100 mV.
She notices what she calls a "false clarity derived from flawed analogies" -- for instance, a comparison of political repression today to that of the Palmer Raids after World War I or the internment of 110,000 Japanese-Americans during World War II.
For instance, a comparison of material goods such as stone adzes and fishhooks from widely separated groups reveals a remarkable similarity.
Making for instance the comparison of the etoposide effect in both models would suggest that the observed result in 3D is quite moderate.
