Sentence examples for balance difference from inspiring English sources

We will calculate self-efficacy and decisional balance "difference" scores by subtracting the 1 week post-baseline LDKT knowledge scores from the 3 month post-baseline scores.

The primary objectives included the effects of both fluids on intraoperative fluid balance (difference between fluids in and fluids out (efficacy)) and blood loss and exposure to allogeneic blood products (safety).

For each patient, global energy intake (intentional and non-intentional) and balance (difference between energy target and global caloric intake) were calculated daily during and after ICU stay until hospital discharge.

Whole-body protein kinetics, including protein breakdown (endogenous rate of appearance), phenylalanine oxidation (estimated by phenylalanine hydroxylation rate), protein synthesis (rate of disappearance minus phenylalanine hydroxylation rate), splanchnic extraction and protein balance (difference between breakdown and synthesis rates) were calculated using formulas published elsewhere [ 9, 11].

To assure the theoretical transferability of our findings, our sampling strategy attempted to balance differences in stroke service design and perspectives across different professional groups.

The average cumulative stock market return for each group of companies -- adjusted to balance differences in the industry mix -- was tracked from Oct. 1, 2001, until last week.

Despite water balance differences, there was little evidence that rice rooting behavior was substantially modified by landscape or establishment method.

Propensity score weighting was used to balance differences in covariates between the two surveillance studies.

These weights were then used to balance differences in the characteristics of fully and partially prophylaxed infants in the weighted models.

However, other women suggested that visiting hours and the number and type of visitors allowed should be more strongly enforced, highlighting a need to balance differences in women's preferences.

Although the PSM method was used to balance differences between the two groups included in the study, confounding by indication or prognosis may still have affected the outcomes observed.