Sentence examples for benefit comparison from inspiring English sources
Participants that were granted a partial sickness benefit (intervention group) were compared with those who received a full sickness benefit (comparison group).
Although the overall work participation declined from T1 to T2, at the population level the decline was 5% (absolute difference) smaller among the receivers of partial sickness benefit (intervention group) than among the receivers of full sickness benefit (comparison group).
Interestingly, administration of sunitinib (60 mg/kg) yielded non-significant trends in decreasing overall post-surgical survival but, when combined with LDM CTX/VBL for 14 days, trends toward improved pre-surgical and post-surgical survival were observed (Fig 5D for survival curves; 5E for pre- and post-surgical benefit comparison).
Following on, it will be important to broaden investigations across healthcare professionals in different clinical and geographic contexts, and to critically evaluate implementation plans and cost- benefit comparisons.
A range of descriptive papers argued that most peasants were not willing to participate in the program and that subsidies and free job training would not change their cost-benefit comparison.
However, for the most part, cost-benefit comparisons have not been made.
They can thus present cost-benefit comparisons that explicitly aim to guide the allocation of an educational budget indeed; the publication is more along the lines of a policy brief than an academic paper.
Almost 30% of the 56 cost-effectiveness, cost-utility and cost-benefit comparisons shown in table 4 (18% of the CUA comparisons) were cost saving.
Commercially, the ECB hopes cricket will benefit by comparison with England's underperforming football team.
Optimization Results show that VER strategy, provides more benefit in comparison with CER strategy in all the studied climates.
