Sentence examples for both groups were recorded from inspiring English sources

Stroke volume (SV), mechanical ventilation days, length of stay and mortality of both groups were recorded.

Any interventions the women received as part of usual care (in both groups) were recorded.

The lens power and estimated postoperative refraction for both groups were recorded.

Adverse events and the use of co-interventions in both groups were recorded in a log book.

Length of stay (in ICU and in hospital), length of mechanical ventilation and hospital survival for both groups were recorded.

The need for tracheal intubation was assessed and the number of intubated patient in both groups was recorded on the 12, 24, 48, 96th hour and 7th day.

Call samples used in both stimuli groups were recorded from similar distances (stationary stimuli: mean ± SE = 13.3 ± 1.1 m; approaching stimuli: mean ± SE = 14.4 ± 0.9 m; t test: t = 0.48, df = 68, P = 0.634) and in similar field and weather conditions.

Genes that were significant in both training samples groups were recorded and the samples were then randomized into two new training groups of 22 and 11 samples.

Improvements in both intervention and control groups were recorded in: nutrition and supportive care and second-line drugs (PW); supportive care, common drugs and resuscitation and thermal equipment (NN); hygiene and emergency care, drugs and oxygen availability (MCH).

Similar differences among the three studied groups were recorded both for serum IL-6 and TNF-α.

Breast feeding rates of the two groups were recorded at various stages.