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paired comparison
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paired comparison [¦perd kəm′par·ə·sən]
(statistics)
A method used where order relations are more easily determined than measurements, such as studying taste preferences; in the comparison of a group of objects, each pair of objects is tested with either one or the other or neither preferred.


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a) Pairwise comparisons using Tukey's Studentized Range Test adjusting for multiple testing indicated that all three groups were different from each other.
Pairwise comparison demonstrated the following: 1) all TOSV S segments were highly conserved; 2) the L segment demonstrated less conservation than the N gene at the nucleotide or deduced amino acid levels; 3) TOSV M segments were the most divergent; and 4) variation in M segments was higher than that among RVFV strains but less pronounced than that within the group of sandfly fever Sicilian viruses or sandfly fever Naples viruses (Table).
Further pairwise comparison showed that maximum Fz and Fxp were significantly larger in the Run compared to the SS (p < 0.
 
 
 
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