Sentence examples for as compared with studies from inspiring English sources

Experience has demonstrated an increased level of accuracy and confidence in the interpretation of the combined study as compared with studies acquired separately, particularly in distinguishing pathology from normal, physiologic tracer uptake and precisely localizing abnormal foci.

Sensitization to HDM and mould was rather uncommon as compared with studies from other countries or continents [ 5, 7, 9, 18].

Further, basal insulin was measured directly, as compared with studies that have assessed a cluster of markers associated with hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance, without directly measuring insulin.

As compared with studies related to psychosis onset [ 2, 8] little is known about potential grey matter changes that occur when patients transition from earlier to later phases of illness.

The lack of a strong association between BF/PTG and age in our study might reflect the presumably narrower age range of our study that included CRC survivors only as compared with studies encompassing survivors with various cancer sites.

The prevalence of TH-associated Osborn waves is substantially lower as compared with studies on patients with accidental hypothermia and is in concordance with earlier observations that these ECG abnormalities are inversely correlated with temperature [ 14].

This figure was much lower as compared with study findings from Ibadan, Nigeria [ 26] where 93% of physicians were computer literate.

The main pedagogical goal of a lecture is to convey information and explanations, and we think that this was achieved, as about 80% of the students felt that lectures enhanced their learning as compared with studying on their own.

We examined the strength of this association in physician-diagnosed diabetes (diagnosis made by health care provider before the Whitehall II study screening) as compared with study screen-detected diabetes (diabetes detected for the first time by routine blood testing as part of the Whitehall II study).

Specifically, it can be difficult to perform locus fine-mapping in intra-ethnic studies, as pinpointing the causal variant in the presence of strong linkage disequilibrium (LD) across a locus tends to be difficult, as compared with studying populations with limited LD in the same locus.

Therapy-associated ILD may help explain the higher prevalence of ILD in patient studies, as compared with population studies where often only palliative care and support were available.