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The R value (Table 3) was very small for the overall association, but the means and SDs in Table 2 reveal medium effect sizes when comparing those with three or more concussions to those with no history of concussion on the total symptom score.

When comparing those who received all three AMTSL components with those who received oxytocin plus controlled cord traction, the risk of blood loss ≥ 700 mL was nearly twice as high among those with intramuscular oxytocin (OR 1.94, 95% CI 1.43 2.65)*, and nearly three times as high among those with intravenous oxytocin (OR = 2.86, 95% CI 1.46 5.59)*.

When comparing these two sensors, the PWVs are different.

The results were similar to those obtained when comparing the two matched groups of children.

Almost all the same trends were identified when comparing the <35y and ≥35y groups for subgroup comparisons as those found when comparing the two groups <40y and 40-50.

We also incorporated into our search parameters an allowance for other sequence differences within the 3' intron boundary sequence, such as those observed when comparing the two G. lamblia introns.

When comparing the two approaches, 897 of those 969 probe sets identified as DE via t-tests are also identified as DE by EBarrays (posterior probability of DE >0.95).

When comparing the two groups of participants, those who have had some training in cardiology versus those who have never had training in cardiology, there was no difference in the level of knowledge.

This is evident when comparing the two images on the right.

Studies by Stanford University (2009) and the Institute of Education Sciences (2010) have yielded mixed results when comparing the two.

"The greatest difference," Theroux writes when comparing the two journeys, "was in me.