Sentence examples for comparatively treated from inspiring English sources
Acceptability: Differences in discontinuation rates for any reason between lithium and comparatively treated patients.
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.
Efficacy: Difference in remission (YMRS (Young et al. 1978) score of ≤12 or equivalent) between lithium and comparatively treated patients at designated time points.
Efficacy: Difference in response (as defined by a decrease in score on any validated mania rating scale of ≥50% from baseline) between lithium and comparatively treated patients (placebo or other anti-manic agent) at designated time points.
Solutions of 236 mg dm−3 Acid Red 1 (an1), azoazo dye widely used in textile dying industries, at pH 3.0 have been comparatively treated by anodic oxidation with electrogenerated H2O2 (AO-H2O2), electro-Fenton (EF) and photoelectro-Fenton (PEF) at constant current density (j).
As it is well accepted that vergence and accommodative problems can be comparatively easily treated, the importance with regard to developmental process and education may be underestimated [ 32].
Administration of 100 and 200 mg/kg b.w., considerably improved (p < 0.05) AChE in DS and SS homogenate as comparatively to non treated rats.
Acid hydrolysate of the hemicellulose fraction of WS was comparatively less suitable than enzymatically treated hydrolysate due to its comparatively low sugar contents and presence of inhibitors (acetic acid and furfural) for biohydrogen production.
President Sarkozy's 19th-century predecessors would have been amazed that such comparatively small adjustments are treated as matters of economic life and death.
Besides, in-vitro bioactivity study of reinforced Ti67IMP in simulated body fluid (SBF) media followed to evaluate the enhanced potential of bone-like apatite layer formation on treated surfaces comparatively.
Most previous Thai studies have sampled from only one stratum and it is rare for all three to be treated together, comparatively.
