In contrast, the definitions of injured persons by country vary too much to make reliable comparisons.
Furthermore, a clear definition of characters is always important to make reliable comparisons among the specimens of one developmental series as well as among different species.
The main reason for selecting this work is because the authors have used both the linear deformation model and the mesh representation and this enables us to make reliable comparisons.
The study was not powered to make reliable comparisons between the treatment groups.
This allows us to make reliable comparisons for comorbidities and tumor stage, which proved to be important prognostic factors for in-hospital mortality and survival.
Our patients (excluding elective surgical patients) actually had a higher hospital mortality rate (58.7% versus 42%), but it was not feasible to make reliable comparisons of acute physiological disturbances (e.g. organ failures) between groups.
Dosing in each case is different, and to be able to make reliable comparisons, we used effectiveness data corresponding to the 40 mg dose in each case, which has been shown to achieve at least a 30% reduction in LDL-C levels.
Because a fraction of the Gy14 sequences was generated from paired-end clones, and the precise sequence length between these 'ends' was uncertain, we were not able to make reliable comparisons of amplicon sizes in those cases where the primers of a particular SSR mapped to different ends of the paired-end contig.
No doubt the scarce literature on early stages of staurozoans made it difficult to establish reliable comparisons among taxa.
There did not appear to be any differences between groups in the number of BrdU+/GFAP+ cells; however, the relative scarcity of double labeled cells made it impossible to make reliable statistical comparisons between groups.
