Sentence examples for both superiority from inspiring English sources

Conclusions In a bivariate analysis that assumes non-linear risk-benefit tradeoffs, extended prophylaxis with full-dose betrixaban was superior to standard-duration enoxaparin, whereas other regimens failed to simultaneously achieve both superiority and non-inferiority with respect to symptomatic VTE and major bleeding in the management of acutely ill hospitalized medical patients.

The statistical plan includes both superiority to imputed bare-metal stent control and noninferiority to everolimus-eluting stent on a primary clinical end point of target vessel failure at 1 year.

Then, attachment to erroneous views and habitual patterns of both superiority and inferiority will fall away.

Both superiority and noninferiority trials have been conducted.

This method could provide a new approach to powering both superiority and non-inferiority trials of novel antibiotics.

In the context of this audit, the following classification was adopted for investigating research gaps in the precision of clinical trials: (i) Imprecision of results: e.g. confidence intervals (95% CI) wide enough to suggest both superiority and inferiority at the same time; no, or too few trials found; too small sample size of clinical trials accepted in systematic reviews [ 2, 11, 12].

Triple Package parents are said to instill in their children both a "superiority complex" and an "anxious uncertainty about [their] worth".

Triple Package parents are said to instill in their children both a "superiority complex" and an "anxious uncertainty about [their] worth". But why not say, instead, that Triple Package children are taught that they have potential, and that they will have to struggle to reach it?

Mean detectable differences were similar across years of publication, the nature of the intervention (pharmacologic or otherwise), patient age-groups, statistician involvement, and funding source, both in superiority and in noninferiority trials.

British and Indian units in Burma fared scarcely better, being driven into retreat by the enemy's numerical superiority both in the air and on the ground.

Hofmann, whose own antagonism to Zweig is well-known, clearly applauds Roth's recognition of his own superiority both as a writer and a man.