Our findings could be compared to urban and peri-urban settings in Uganda and similar settings in sub-Saharan Africa, but may not be comparable to rural communities where we estimate that barriers to immunisation services are more common.
While the population density of the Gaza Strip is perhaps exaggerated (it may not be comparable to Manhattan or Hong Kong, for example), it clearly plays a role.
These terms might not be calculated in the same manner as, and thus might not be comparable to, similarly titled measures reported by other companies.
Secondly, flour used in Japan may originate from different wheat specie and when used for bread, the result would not be comparable to the results published in other countries.
We conclude that many panel studies of the association between heart rate variability and ambient air pollution may not be comparable to each other, and thus caution must be exercised to avoid misleading conclusions.
However, recent research and previous studies using finite element (FE) simulation as well as experiments indicated that the interface pressure conditions and surface generation in the DCET may not be comparable to those found in cold forging.
Data were not fully available for 2011, so any whiskers would not be comparable to the others.
Hence, their results are most likely driven by listed companies that have switched to IFRS and that should not be comparable to our results for private companies.
Here it is to consider that the manipulations have been mainly conducted in nocturnal animals and results might not be comparable to mechanisms in diurnal humans (Challet 2007).
In addition, financial statement disclosure and audit standards for corporate borrowers in the prc may not be comparable to those in more developed countries".
Without it, the second term in the objective (15a) would not be comparable to the first one over a large period of time slots, before Z m becomes big enough to impact the objective value.
