Sentence examples for as compared to symptomatic from inspiring English sources

These tumors usually are low stage and low grade tumors with much improved survival rates as compared to symptomatic tumors.

In the stratified analysis, the effect was less pronounced in non-symptomatic women, HR 2.04:0.49-8.49 as compared to symptomatic, HR 3.40 1.06-10.90.

HIV infection has been proposed to have a major effect on OBI, leading to more consistent levels in symptomatic HIV as compared to asymptomatic HIV [ 27], being significantly associated with lower CD4+ cell counts [ 6].

The prevalence and intensity of uptake in asymptomatic wrists was significantly lower compared to symptomatic wrists.

The natural history of ICAD is significantly different for asymptomatic compared to symptomatic patients.

This is likely to be a consequence of higher rates of structural problems in symptomatic men self-selected into the study compared to symptomatic women.

ROA = Radiographic osteoarthritis Our study found an apparently higher occurrence of knee ROA among symptomatic men in North Staffordshire compared to symptomatic women.

Another recent study conducted amongst symptomatic adults aged 50 years and over, drawn from the general population in North Staffordshire, England, found a significantly higher proportion of symptomatic men had knee ROA compared to symptomatic women.

The association between breast density and death from breast cancer was stronger among symptomatic women as compared to non-symptomatic.

In the unadjusted model, symptomatic cases had a higher risk of breast cancer death as compared to non-symptomatic regardless of breast density, Table  5.

Pathogenicity status might also be an explanation of the lower reassortment rates of H5N1: HPAI H5N1 is lethal to poultry [ 43] thus could have had less chance to undergo reassortment in the host due to the short duration of infection of the birds as compared to the less symptomatic infection, typically of longer duration, in low pathogenicity strains.