The lifetime prevalence of the different IPV types associated with terminated pregnancy among women found in this study is comparable to findings in studies in Bangladesh and Canada [ 45, 46], but comparatively lower than those in a study in Kenya [ 19].
The methodology of this study is comparable to our study.
The simulated light intensity used in this study is comparable to the light intensity experienced by the Earth's surface environment (i.e., 1.45 suns).
Therefore, the percentage of smokers obtained in this study is comparable to previous studies from the region and to low to middle income countries all over the world.
Remarkably, the activation energy determined from this study is comparable to that documented in literature in which the average activation energy of nicotine was found to be 120 kJmol−1 [6].
The accuracy of the partial volume correction achieved in this study is comparable to the results reported in [18], where an accuracy better than 10% was found for lesions larger than 4 mL.
This plasma volume loss of ~10% for the patients in this study is comparable to the 450 mL blood loss used in other ED-based studies where orthostatic vital signs were found to be insufficient measures for the detection of fluid losses [2].
The 0.2±0.2 s t50 difference observed in this study is comparable to the time scales observed above.
Despite limitations in the study, the 25.3% adaptation rate obtained in this study is comparable to the rate obtained by Kuntzen et al (11% overall and 20.8% during the acute phase for non-envelope mutations; [13]) on four subjects during acute HCV infection that were also analysed in this study.
Measured accuracy in this study is comparable to these accuracy results, with respect to the translation.
This study is comparable to a similar study which analyzed admissions for myocardial infarction.
