Sentence examples for comparator figures from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that the WHO standard is not age adjusted and accordingly neither are the comparator figures reported here.

Civil servants, knowing that, as the former secretary of state for health announced, "it's PFI or bust", must mash the "public sector comparator" figure to show that PFI delivers best value for money.

It ended the year with assets under management worth £6.4bn, up in a year from £5.4bn which represents an increase of 19%, compared with a comparator market figure of 13%.

Increased Bfl-1 expression was also observed in the total RNA from the melanocyte control sample with a 50-fold overexpression compared with the HDF comparator (Supplementary Figure 2).

For a comparator, see figure 3B in Hadas et al. showing virus burden after 1 night exposure of unsynchronized females, where all placebo-treated females acquired infection (Hadas et al., 2013).

Those with non-epithelioid histology had a decline in HRQoL and the variance from baseline between the groups was significant, although the same pattern was seen in the comparator group (see Figure 1).

We found, on the contrary, that US CVD mortality reduced more rapidly in the late 1970s compared to comparator countries (see online supplementary figure A9).

Adjusted indirect comparisons preserve the strength of randomization by comparing the (pooled) relative effect estimate of intervention A vs. X with the (pooled) relative effect estimate of intervention B vs. X (X as common comparator), as in Figure 1 with common comparator X. Placebo is often used as a common comparator [2]-[5].

The comparator described in Figure 1 refers to the "imagination mode" of a control hierarchy.

Numerically, diarrhea was reported more frequently with pooled exenatide QW (11%) than with exenatide BID and the non-GLP-1RA comparator group (8%and7%7%, Figure 2E).

Figure 4 Comparator using threshold τ[11].