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We addressed these questions by comparing the differences between short and long term patients and comparing performance metrics between patients seen by primary care providers (general internal medicine and family practice) with those seen by specialist providers for two disease cohorts, diabetes and vascular disease, using the MNCM specifications for publically reported quality data.
By comparing the differences in support for his candidates across these two groups of households, he was able to uncover the effects of spending money in campaigns.
In addition, the changes of protein abundance were analyzed by comparing the differences between high-yield and the background strain.
The general wave patterns and characteristics of loosened and stable screws and the effect of various tightening torques were analyzed by comparing the differences in wave patterns.
This study is aimed to assess the efficacy of traditional acupuncture for chronic neck pain in patients by comparing the differences in symptoms, dysfunctions and quality of life.
Finally we explore the spatiotemporal distribution and mobility characteristics of Chicago Twitter users, and investigate the demographic impact by comparing the differences across three demographic dimensions (race/ethnicity, gender and age).
In our extension, the optical flow of each frame is calculated by comparing the difference in the movement of all pixels between the current and previous frame.
Location is determined by comparing the difference between the time and intensity of vibration at one sensor with the time and intensity at another.
During the 1960's, Dr. Ahrens used that method to conduct studies that measured the liver's production of cholesterol by comparing the difference between dietary intake and daily excretion.
The current research expands knowledge of the child welfare workforce by comparing the difference in factors contributing to job satisfaction and turnover between the voluntary and public child welfare sectors in a large urban community.
The contribution of S precipitate groups to strengthening is evaluated by comparing the difference in total system energy increment induced by precipitate loop and the equivalent number of Guinier Preston Bagaryatsky zones and discrete S particles during plastic deformation.
