The crux of the proposed method was to compare the number of segregating neutral amino acid substitutions in each of two proteins in the same population.
The standard approach is to compare the number of calories eaten to the number needed, with "need" defined by a statistical average across a population.
She showed the officials the Russian electoral law and asking them to compare the number of people who voted with the number of ballots in the boxes.
Does anybody really believe that?" The president called for news organisations to compare the number of Americans killed by terrorism over the past decade with the number who died in gun violence.
Before the 2014 World Cup, the country's tourist board set up a website allowing visitors to compare the number of sunny days in US and European capitals to cities in Brazil (eg Brussels 103, Rio de Janeiro 212).
This is no doubt true, & it is obviously deplorable, but it is statistically irrelevant-as senseless as it would be to to compare the number of Negroes who vote in Mississippi with the casualties in a New England flood.
Because drivers are often just passing through a neighborhood, it would not be statistically valid to compare the number of stops in one section of a street or highway to the area's residential population.
Lauzen says it is relevant to compare the number of women in positions of power in film, onscreen or off, to the number of women in leadership positions in Fortune 500 companies.
Phillips argued that its misleading to compare the number of readers of a print paper to the number of unique visitors at a papers Web site.
To compare the number of channel uses for different routing schemes as a function of node densities.
The nonparametric Chi-square test for independent samples was used to compare the number of immunopositive neurons between pretreatments.
