Sentence examples for comparative to previous from inspiring English sources
The self-reported 12-month period-prevalence of MSD at anybody site during our study was 80.8%, which is comparative to previous investigations of Nigerian nurses (78%) [ 6], Swedish nurses (84%) [ 24] and Japanese nurses (85.5%) [ 25] but higher than a Chinese investigation (70%) [ 26].
Our result is comparative to the previous reports of Chicken lysozyme and T4 phage lysozyme, which showed antimicrobial activity after digestion with protease.
Comparative to the previous years, S. aureus is still the commonest pathogen in the burn department.
It is comparative to HapCUT(previous versoin) and about 10-fold slower than both ReFHap and HapCUT latest versoin), and from 50-fold to 500-fold slower than both FastHare and DGS.
A comparative reference point is also often used to anchor the assessment, such as comparing current health to previous health (self-comparative), or same-aged peers (age-comparative).
The slopes show a similar range of responses to previous comparative analyses in ranging from indistinguishable from zero to significantly positive with no negative slopes observed.
Contrary to previous comparative studies, we used the same semi-parametric normalization and empirical Bayes analysis to identify DEGs in both RNA-Seq and microarray datasets.
The assignment of 24 genome building blocks of the ancestral karyotype of both genomes was carried out according to previous comparative genome mapping studies [ 67, 68].
Our findings are similar to previous comparative studies which suggest that the EARS algorithms detect events quickly and have a relatively high rate of false alarms [ 23, 24].
1 2 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 An important limitation applicable to previous comparative analyses is that most of the observational studies did not have rigorous inclusion and exclusion criteria, exposure definitions, and outcomes identical to the randomised controlled trials so that lack of randomisation was not the only important difference.
This is in contrast to previous comparative studies in which colistin was found to be inferior to tobramycin; the reasons for this might be the relatively high dose of colistin (16,625 Mio IU) used twice daily in this study and the fact that the majority of patients in the colistin powder study had been pretreated with tobramycin for a long time (years) while possibly being naïve for colistin.
