Sentence examples for assessed equivalent from inspiring English sources

Emeritus professor David Colquhoun, a pharmacologist at University College London, says the difference between acupuncture and no acupuncture was on average – over all the studies assessed – equivalent to a 10-point difference on a 100-point scale commonly used by scientists to assess pain.

As the underlying correlation between TRL-C and log[TG] on one hand, and between TRL-C/apoA-I and log[TG]/HDL-C on the other hand, reached unity once pre-analytical and analytical attenuation were taken into account, these two approaches may be used interchangeably to assess equivalent biological measures.

The present study assessed whether equivalent scaling properties could be found in a comprehensive assessment of satisfaction with care (CASC) administered in cancer patients from French, Polish and Swedish oncology settings, in comparison to the scaling properties previously evidenced in the CASC with an Italian sample.

However, it was possible for teachers to participate in other activities without an initial placement if some other type of placement was assessed as equivalent.

Firstly, we established fAPARgreen/NDVI relationships for NDVI, taken at close range, and assessed noise equivalent of fAPARgreen estimation by NDVI, and then we established relationships for NDVI retrieved from daily MODIS 250 m data.

Many studies have assessed the equivalent effectiveness of tension-free vaginal tape (TVT) and transobturator suburethral tape (TVT-O) at short- to medium-term follow-up, but no long-term randomised trials appear in the literature.

Individual SES was assessed by equivalent income, using the definition proposed in the Luxembourg Income Study [ 26] (net household income/household size0.36).

Anyway, all samples were assessed at equivalent phospholipid concentrations, indicating that the differences found between controls and ARDS patients are indicative of an actual alteration of surfactant function.

This attention control intervention provides the same amount of interventionist time as the REAL program, and subjects were assessed at equivalent intervals.

In all cases where cross-reactivity was assessed the equivalent viral region in genotype-1 infection differed from the genotype-3 T cell epitopes (table 3).

Note that the assumption that 27% of patients seen at CME alone hospitals will have at least 12 nodes assessed is equivalent to what was seen, overall, by Wright et al. as was the degree of intracluster correlation [ 7].