To our knowledge, this is the first time strictly comparable cyclic and linear libraries have been compared in a quantitative fashion.
This harmonisation allows researchers to compare occupations over time to make our results strictly comparable to other papers.
That situation isn't strictly comparable to greeting a customer, but it might help you.
In the reported experimental investigations, both human and artificial sweat were employed, with strictly comparable results.
Welcome to the plastisphere Sensitive information Athlete's dilemma ReprintsThe two findings are not strictly comparable.
These numbers are not strictly comparable: Japan's data have been seasonally adjusted while those for China have not.
India does not produce figures for sex ratios at birth, so its numbers are not strictly comparable with the others.
Although the exams were not strictly comparable, civic awareness of high school seniors seemed mostly unchanged from the first test to the second.
Nearly 13percentt of the country was living in poverty in 2000, down slightly from 1990 levels that are not strictly comparable.
Census officials say some of the numbers are not strictly comparable to figures from the 1990 census, against which they will inevitably be measured.
That has produced a lot of changes since last year, and means the tables are not strictly comparable with previous years.
