Sentence examples for by comparing a group from inspiring English sources

Generally, scientific studies account for the placebo effect by comparing a group of participants who receive an active treatment with another group who get a dummy treatment (that is, a placebo).

Objective: To evaluate the effect of acupuncture on the pregnancy rate in assisted reproduction therapy (ART) by comparing a group of patients receiving acupuncture treatment shortly before and after embryo transfer with a control group receiving no acupuncture.

We also examine the role of expertise by comparing a group of bankers (20 loan officers) and a group of students (64), control in the role of risk aversion, and implement different measures of overconfidence (miscalibration in two formats – the BTA effect and the illusion of control).

Bloomberg News recently published the Bloomberg Global Innovation Index and ranked South Korea first among all nations by comparing a group of indicators such as research & development capability, productivity, tech density and patent activity.

The study design aimed to identify candidate genetic variants associated to CM by comparing a group of CM patients with a group of severe malaria patients that did not exhibit CM.

By comparing a group of marine angiosperms to terrestrial angiosperms, consequences of specific selection pressures and molecular adaptations can be uncovered.

The responsiveness of the DINA was examined by comparing a control group and experimental group.

The randomized clinical trial (RCT) was developed to assess the efficacy of medical interventions by comparing a treatment group with a control group that did not receive treatment or received placebo.

The specific binding was determined by comparing a vehicle group with a blocking group pre-treated with a high dose of a target-selective compound or a wild-type (WT) group with a target knock-out (KO) group mimicking complete target occupancy.

Therefore, the present study will disclose if training in the use of CCTVs is effective by comparing a treatment group (patients who receive training) versus a control group (patients who will not receive these instructions).

Criterion validity was evaluated through the association with related variables, such as age and school failure, as well as the scale's ability to capture group differences, namely between genders and school retentions, and finally by comparing a sub-group of convicted adolescents with a group of non-convicted ones regarding their engagement in delinquent activities.