Concatenation of a large number of nucleotide or protein sequences such as done in [5 9] may lead to seemingly comparable resolution, but the somewhat subjective selection of sequences or genes brings about ambiguity and makes the conclusion less convincing.
13– 15 A cohort study using a joint SEER-Medicare database showed markedly longer OS in seemingly comparable populations for patients who received only FOLFOX chemotherapy compared to FOLFIRI as first-line treatment (19.2 vs 13.3 months).
The larger issue, though, is that because relatively few replication studies appear in the academic literature, it is difficult to know why several seemingly comparable experiments yield conflicting results.
How this might be of general consequence in comparing results obtained in different models with otherwise seemingly comparable gene knockout approaches is easily imaginable.
We can perhaps begin to imagine the distress that such dissonant cases would involve by considering the seemingly comparable cases of those who suffer from gender dysphoria, and certain circumcised men who report feeling alienated from their bodies.
Over time, another problem emerged: Other researchers, using seemingly comparable data on debt and growth, couldn't replicate the Reinhart-Rogoff results.
At best, it can make seemingly comparable companies report quite uncomparable statements.
Although baseline patient characteristics are seemingly comparable, no information on post-study treatment is provided in either study.
The HIV prevalence in this study is seemingly low and is comparable to 2005 national estimates among children aged 2-4 years (5%) in South Africa [ 30], despite high HIV prevalence among women of child-bearing age [ 13].
In England, where the salaries are comparable to Spain, the seemingly ever-escalating global TV rights are commonly shared among the clubs.
