Sentence examples for acceptable comparator from inspiring English sources

Many legitimate pregnancy discrimination claims fail due to the inability to find a legally acceptable comparator".

We used MMC in the present study, because it was the only approved drug for gastric cancer in the second-line setting and could build an acceptable comparator for a further phase III trial.

[ 7] Authors need to develop a literature search strategy based on key elements in their research question: population, intervention (plus acceptable comparators), and outcomes.

The visiting service had a probability of 31% of being more acceptable than the comparator condition from a cost-effectiveness point of view under the conservative scenario that there is no willingness to pay for a gain of one QALY.

The Family Groups Conference has a probability of 3%% of being more acceptable than the comparator condition from a cost-effectiveness point of view under the conservative scenario that there is no willingness to pay for the loss of areas of concern.

12 13 Previous economic evaluations have demonstrated the cost-effectiveness of interventions that include manual therapy techniques compared with active comparator groups, 14– 16 while group-based cognitive behavioural treatments 9 and acupuncture care 17 have also provided acceptable cost-effectiveness estimates.

The offset error, gain error, integral nonlinearity (INL) and differential nonlinearity (DNL) are tested to examine whether they are within their acceptable ranges by a window current comparator.

Transient local pain and swelling were common and more frequent in all malaria vaccine dosage groups than in the comparator group, but were acceptable to parents of participants.

For each comparison, the table shows the estimated mean incremental cost effectiveness ratio, plus the likelihood of the nominated management option generating higher costs, higher benefits, or acceptable cost effectiveness in relation to its nominated comparator.

Arthroscopic surgery was therefore adopted as the comparator and low complication rates make it a potentially acceptable alternative to physiotherapy and activity modification.

For example, based on the topic of the review, they should agree on what they consider an appropriate time interval for reliability (B8), on an adequate description for the comparator instrument(s) (F7 and I11), or on an acceptable percentage of missing responses (item 8 of the Generalisability box).