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The lack of patient registries in the region means that doctors cannot make comparisons between data from their clinical practice and the literature.

In these memos, we made comparisons between data, cases and codes in order to find similarities and differences, and raised questions to be answered in continuing interviews.

It is also difficult to make comparisons between data in different panels of Figure 4 because each set of fluorescence traces is collected at a PMT voltage appropriate for the range of that particular experiment.

The counties were selected because they already had a relatively high percentage of patients enrolled in the Register (10%% of their estimated diabetes population, compared to 4%% for the whole country) thus making comparisons between register data and self-reported data possible.

For clarity in making comparisons between the data, we refer to these genes using our naming scheme (see Additional file 8: Table S4 for gene accession numbers).

Caution should therefore be applied when making comparisons between the Swiss data and other carcass condemnation data as a result of potential under-reporting.

We have compared two commercial platforms and in doing so present several steps required for making comparisons between short oligonucleotide microarray data sets.

Assessing the spectral absorbance properties of opsin proteins can be achieved by making comparisons between MSP and molecular opsin sequence data [ 85] or by visual pigment reconstitution [ 86].

The Mann–Whitney U test was used to make comparisons between non-matched data sets.

The data are not coded at the centres, and in order to be able to make comparisons between the cancer histology data from each source, the NHSBSP data were classified by Million Women Study staff into one of the 15 categories shown in Table 1.

The transmissions corresponding to the normal ignition delay period were used to: (a) determine variations in spatial uniformity of dispersion obtained with both nozzles; (b) make comparisons between the experimental transmission data and those calculated from theory for the three dusts; and (c) make comparisons with transmission data measured in the PRL 20-L and Fike 1-m3 dust explosion chambers.