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We will do so by comparing the descriptive statistics offered by Federici in the late 1950s with those worked up 50 years afterwards.

By comparing the descriptive characteristics of samples in 1996 and 2006, one can probe the basic changes of China's urban labor market.

We check the representativeness of our 16 sample provinces by comparing the descriptive statistics of the UHS with those of the 2005 Census and report the comparisons in Table 9.

The acceptability of the decision aid/pamphlet to women and GPs will be measured by comparing the difference in proportions of descriptive items between women in both arms of the trial and comparing content analysis of open-ended comments.

Descriptive tests for attrition were performed by comparing the sample characteristics of children retained in each group at the end of 36 months to the characteristics at baseline.

b) To identify the threshold score of self-reported rationing by comparing the level of patient satisfaction factors across rationing levels An explorative, descriptive, correlational design was employed.

In the absence of a direct comparison, an indirect comparison (for descriptive purposes) between drugs was done simply by comparing the estimates (95% CIs) of those drugs.

Some studies have applied a descriptive approach to estimating excess mortality associated with heatwaves, by comparing the number of deaths between heatwave and non-heatwave days [ 6, 7].

Serial measurements were analyzed by comparing descriptive summary measures (means and differences between maximum and minimum values) as described for peaked and growth data [ 23].

Finally, Tijdens et al. (2015) study skill mismatches by concepts from employing descriptive statistics and comparing the distributional characteristics of requirements and attainments using both vacancy data (EURES) and data of jobholders from the WageIndicator web-survey.

We have to remember that randomized control trials (RCTs) are their own surrogate markers – a "short hand" for developing a single descriptive outcome by comparing two (largely) identical populations, where one group receives the drug, and the other, a placebo or a comparator.