Furthermore, few such studies have been conducted in secondary school contexts, and the effects of flipped classrooms have not been adequately compared with those of non-flipped classrooms.
But statistical evidence suggests that today's new arrivals have a tougher struggle to live well, or even adequately, compared with their counterparts of just a decade ago.
Prognostic indicators identified in studies of colorectal cancer patients cannot be adequately compared with (our) survival data on rectal cancer patients.
The quality improvement plan will be considered effective if at least an increase in 10% is observed in the proportion of hypertensive patients adequately controlled compared with the baseline proportion observed in the intervention group.
This can no longer be abstract and general; we need a policy of economic cooperation for the next four years that is adequately funded as compared with the current ECU 1343 m; there has to be a joint effort to combat drug-trafficking and to promote humanitarian, social and cultural activities.
In nine of the PRISMA criteria, there was a significantly higher proportion of HTA reviews adequately reporting on these, compared with the other meta-analyses (see Figure 5).
It should be kept in mind that, although PCPs were shown to identify and manage CRFs better in RA compared with rheumatologists, they still did not adequately address their CRFs when compared with the GP.
The initial, full tree is then "pruned" to produce a simpler, more interpretable tree that adequately models patient choice of surgical treatment, compared with the full tree which likely overfits the data.
The sub-group respondents who used their stair gate adequately had a significantly lower perceived vulnerability, lower perceived disadvantages, higher perceived response efficacy, self-efficacy and advantages of the safe behaviour compared with the sub-group who did not use their gate adequately.
This report, by the new ombudsman, Julie Mellor, says there has been a significant rise, when compared with the previous year, in the number of complaints where the NHS failed to adequately deal with situations when things have gone wrong.
