Sentence examples for between prowess from inspiring English sources
A recent study by Levy and colleagues [ 3] showed that the absolute mortality of severe sepsis is different between the US and EU; hence, the very different rates of geographic enrollment between PROWESS and PROWESS-SHOCK may explain, in part, the mortality differences.
The heterogeneous nature of the sepsis population could also be a reason for the inconsistencies between PROWESS and PROWESS-SHOCK [ 10].
It has been argued that the disparity between PROWESS trial and subsequent trials, such as PROWESS-SHOCK, could be explained by the heterogeneity of enrolled patients.
Another argument supporting this hypothesis is the comparison between the PROWESS [2] and PROWESS SHOCK [1] studies published 10 years apart.
Two other more general methodological considerations may be more important in explaining the differences between the PROWESS and ADDRESS results.
Others believe that elite international sport has changed so vastly, in the era of wholesale professionalism, that there is no longer a meaningful relationship between the sporting prowess and fitness of a culture and the performances of its national representatives.
The next step should be a discussion about the tension between participants' technological prowess and the likelihood that their solutions would be adopted by the culture they're trying to hack.
Fans and critics drew comparisons between Jack's prowess on the guitar and Meg's simplistic, reserved drumming.
A concise compendium of fan art, one can trace the brothers' development in pixel-pushing prowess between their early Microsoft Paintings and their advanced ones.
The relative risk associated with DrotAA was similar between ADDRESS and PROWESS for patients enrolled in the third and subsequent blocks.
In his studies of the Ache people of Paraguay, for example, he has found that on average, a man's hunting prowess quadruples between the ages of 22 and 35.
