Sentence examples for as good control from inspiring English sources

In summary, one can agree with Heger et al. [ 20] that 'the results of this German sample suggest that children and adolescents with ADHD achieve at least as good control of central ADHD symptoms if there is a switch from MPH-IR tOROS®S® MPH'.

Lee Westwood, the English world No 3, was the first name out of the hat because Olazabal felt he had as good a control of the golf ball with his long game as any of the current world top players.

The closed-loop control of conductivity also results in a better control of PSD compared to open-loop control strategy, but its performance is not as good as controlling free surfactant concentration in presence of model mismatch.

The study adds to growing evidence that the acellular pertussis vaccines, in which only parts of the pertussis bacterium are injected into the bloodstream to elicit a protective immune response, are not as good at controlling the disease as older, whole-cell vaccines were.

This analysis indicates that one explanation which is consistent with the conflicting results is that the control regimen used in GOG-111 and OV10 was not as good as the control regimens used in ICON3 and GOG-132.

In fact, they were as good as a control group of their normal, genetically unmodified cousins.

Surprisingly, the patients were just as good as the control group at determining changes in temperature and feeling pain.

Auditory warnings were about twice as good as the control, but tactile warnings were the best of all, allowing drivers to react correctly to incoming hazards about three times as quickly.

Suppose that a randomized non-inferiority trial similar to the Hypofractionation Trial were designed to demonstrate that an experimental therapy E is as good as a control therapy C for the prevention of local recurrence in a subset of breast cancer patients.

As such, we cannot think of legal migrants as a good control group.

Finally the experiments show that product-driven control can perform as good as traditional centralized control, and that its robustness depends mainly of the local decision-making processes.