Subsequently, the temporal trends of the two time series might not be closely comparable.
However our study may not be closely comparable to the findings from the two Kenyan studies because of the differences in the study participants and the expected level of knowledge between the two groups.
Second, in our model, the arterial pH and bicarbonate ion concentrations are elevated, and may not closely represent the critical patients, even though the bicarbonate levels may be comparable to the one of chronic hypercapnic patients.
Also the calculated radii of gyration remained closely comparable with those calculated from the crystal structures and did not show specific trends (Appendix A, Supporting Table A3).
Bob Dole's choice of Representative Jack Kemp of New York might be more closely comparable to Mr. Romney's selection of Mr. Ryan, but it is not a perfect one.
The growth parameters determined for S. cerevisiae (Turbo yeast) and S. boulardii (MYA-769) were closely comparable (Table 1 and Figure 2) indicating that the composition of GJ + tfosEp did not inhibit the growth of either yeast.
If closely comparable means that, when considered separately, they reduce the variability by approximately equal factors, then it is not at all obvious from the manuscript.
The 1960 World Series was most frequently mentioned as the one most closely comparable to this one.
The clothes bear a strong hand, and seem intent to stand out against even the most closely comparable lines.
The FT-IR spectra of produced chitosans were closely comparable.
