Sentence examples for comparatively patient from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lucas, whose plan would overhaul parts of the nation's agriculture policy and cut spending on food stamps, has been comparatively patient with his party's leadership, whom he refers to as "the management".

Patients from the central region paid comparatively lower travel costs than patients living in other regions (p = <0.001).

Only respiratory tract infection multiplied by 5 (P < 0.0l) the risk of BSI in ICU patients comparatively to patients of other units.

A disadvantage of the majority of studies is that they comprise a comparatively small patient collective.

This study with its comparatively small patient cohort should be considered as a pilot study requiring confirmation and validation of results in larger sample groups.

All enrolled patients received neoadjuvant chemotherapy according to the protocols of Euramos-1 (osteosarcoma) and Euro-E.W.I.N.G.99 (Ewing's sarcoma) thus representing a comparatively homogenous patient group within each protocol.

Although lymph node metastasis appears to be regulated by additional factors besides PAR-2, such a cascade of lymph node metastasis might be less active in these cases; resulting in comparatively better patient prognosis.

Although lymph node metastasis appears to be regulated by additional factors besides VEGF-C, such a cascade of lymph node metastasis might be less active in these cases, resulting in comparatively better patient prognosis.

Acceptability: Differences in discontinuation rates for any reason between lithium and comparatively treated patients.

For all gut parts, there were comparatively more patients with ischemic bowel than normal bowel.

Tolerability: Difference in serious adverse events (e.g. death, renal failure, diabetes insipidus, clinically significant ECG changes, toxic rash) between lithium and comparatively treated patients.