The phrase "active a comparison" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "activate a comparison"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to the process of initiating or enabling a comparison between two or more items or concepts.
Example: "To better understand the differences, we need to activate a comparison between the two products."
Alternatives: "initiate a comparison" or "enable a comparison."
Other activities demoed include receiving incoming text messages, checking notifications, witching between active apps, killing an active app, a comparison of the Twitter app and more.
Results ordered from smallest to largest QALYs - = factor not active + = factor active. a Comparison against the next less-effective non-dominated option.
Further, adults with intellectual disabilities were significantly less active than a comparison sample of adults who did not have intellectual disabilities.
As an active comparison protocol, we chose a treatment procedure that was applicable in the local context and available in the immediate aftermath of the Tsunami disaster in Sri Lanka.
Studies that aim only to determine the specific effect of acupuncture are not part of CER, because sham acupuncture is not considered an "active" comparison group or as a real treatment option.
One potential solution to this in a future trial would be the use of an active comparison group, which improves loyalty by providing a similar level of support to that provided in the intervention group but in an area that is not expected to affect weight loss, such as a focus on positive aspects of baby development or other aspects of maternal wellbeing such as stress reduction.
Carapezza and Granierii [37] have proposed a comparison between active Dynamic Concentration and passive Accumulation Chamber methods to measure the carbon dioxide soil flux at the La Fossa areas of Vulcano Island.
Here, as in the vast majority of well-controlled mindfulness research, an intervention related to mindfulness failed to outperform — in fact, slightly underperformed — an active comparison treatment (hypnosis) and exceeded only a very inert comparison group (education).
To control for the hypothesized specific effects of DBT-BED, the present study compared DBT-BED to an active comparison group therapy (ACGT).
For example, future research will benefit from randomizing participants to an active comparison condition such as other types of meditation programs (e.g., MBSR) or other non-meditation programs (e.g., aerobic exercise) that have been shown to be effective.
Extend understanding of a rapid response (RR) to treatment by examining its prognostic significance at end-of-treatment (EOT) and 1 year follow-up within two group treatments for binge eating disorder (BED): Dialectical Behavior Therapy for BED (DBT-BED) and an active comparison group therapy (ACGT .101 adults with BED randomized to 20-weeks DBT-BED versus ACGT (Safer, Robinson, & Jo, 2010).
