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Meanings of direct comparison in English

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Usage of direct comparison in English
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However, a direct comparison between the different doses of rhEPO is lacking.
Pubmed
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The results also allow the direct comparison of the available analytical methodologies.
Pubmed
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Delhi's reporting is not as consistent or transparent, making direct comparison impossible.
BBC
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Here, we report the first direct comparison of abnormalities in these models.
Pubmed
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A direct comparison of diagnostic and therapeutic biomarkers has not been performed.
Pubmed
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A direct comparison of both methods with regard to prognosis, however, was lacking.
Pubmed
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However, no direct comparison of treatment duration has previously been investigated.
Pubmed
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A direct comparison with pathology optical images illustrates the effectiveness of this approach.
Pubmed
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A direct comparison revealed relative under-activity of the left paracingulate cortex in patients.
Pubmed
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The aim of this study is to perform such a first direct comparison.
Pubmed
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This hindered direct comparison with other businessmen and the company's performance.
The Irish Times
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A serial set of scans allowed direct comparison of each patient over all visits.
Pubmed
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In a direct comparison, in vivo estimates of the viral dose inoculated by Cx.
Pubmed
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This allows a direct comparison of marker orders and distances on X and Y.
Pubmed
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The companies broke out their deals in different ways so no direct comparison is possible.
Reuters
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Equal pay is the direct comparison between women and men's pay for the same work.
The Irish Times
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