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Five studies (table 2) applied several case definitions on the same population, but only one of these reported data in a way that made it possible to compare the case definitions.
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In this case it is possible to compare the experimental data with the theoretical one for the channel model after adjustments to match the average receiver SINR and the measuring capabilities of the system, which provides estimates in steps of 0.5 dB.
NA: not available In view of the low number of cases studied, it was not possible to compare the FISH results and clinicopathological findings statistically (data not shown).
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Second, although our survey supported the prevalence rate of TB/HIV cases from the population database data, it was not possible to compare cases within subgroups because the number of comorbid cases in the survey was too small: There were only six cases.
Because this data was part of the 2011 census, it's been possible to compare how the health of unpaid carers compares to that of the general population.
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