Frederick Burton reclassified the blue iguana as a distinct species in 2004, after years of research comparing scale counts on the heads of Caribbean iguanas, including those found on Little Cayman, Cayman Brac, Cuba, and the Bahamas, as well as mitochondrial DNA analysis performed by Dr. Catherine Malone, to re-examine the phylogeography of the different species.
Comparing scale of exit prices to amount raised, it seems that Adallom was less lucrative for investors than other recent Microsoft deals.
Comparing scale scores of constructs across groups produces meaningful results only if the scales measure the same construct in all of the groups (Van de Vijver and Leung 2000).
The number of subjects required to compare scales of comfort before vs. after drain removal was 66, using a nonparametric Wilcoxon Mann–Whitney test.
Overall, the correlation data showed moderate (to partly high) overlap of the constructs of the compared scales in pain, coping, and affective health and were comparable to those reported previously between the SF-36 and the MPI [ 19].
No significant differences were found between the internal consistencies of the compared scales in a psychometric examination of the calculated coefficients using Fisher´s z-test based on the large sample size used (see Table 2).
Means of comparing the scale of range mobility to ethnographic norms are explored and the results clearly show that these groups, especially the earliest occupants, had large annual range mobility scales and distinctive patterns of land use that are rarely seen or approached historically.
This approach consists of comparing mean scale scores across groups known to differ on a clinical criterion measure.
We have demonstrated the importance of comparing large-scale GP databases based on fundamentally different computing systems.
Perhaps most importantly, genomic signatures provide a means of comparing large-scale patterns in genomes and can help evaluate trends in genome evolution across a phenetic tree.
