Sentence examples for comparator this from inspiring English sources

According to the experimental results of quantitative split charging from our device and mass comparator, this apparatus is well designed and assembled, and can guarantee 0.001 g quantitative split charging accuracy in the two charging modes.

As a comparator this level of knowledge could serve as a proxy for the general status quo.

However, as in both the studies IDegAsp was titrated using the same algorithm as the comparator, this finding has no clinical implications in these studies.

We recognize that the randomized control group did not have a masked placebo or active comparator; this was mainly due to logistic limitations with insulin comparators.

Because of the use of a standard comparator, this study is not expected to enroll any multidrug-resistant (MDR) pathogens, and indeed study procedures must include active steps to avoid enrolling subjects infected with pathogens likely resistant to the comparator.

Nevertheless, by classifying only patients with clinically relevant culture-positive bloodstream infections as "infected" and using those with no concerns for infection as a comparator, this bias may have been further minimized.

The revised plan results in fewer logistical and financial burdens for sites, should continue to provide comprehensive data quality monitoring, and could potentially prove more cost-effective, although without accurate comparators, this assertion remains speculative.

Comparators: This meta-analysis included the RCTs employing placebo combined with conventional antidiabetic drugs as the controls.

Although several studies have attempted to provide BMI cut-points for South Asians, only one such study has used longitudinal data in a population with European comparators; this study also included cut-points for people of African descent [ 7].

Possibly as a result of this dosing issue several meta-analyses have found the incidence of death to be greater for tigecycline compared to the comparator antibiotics, this was most evident in the nosocomial pneumonia studies [ 91– 91].

However, only one study in the men-only meta-analysis had an 'active' comparator, and this compared supervised physical activity with unsupervised (and thus included an 'active' comparator of lower intensity that was not self-management support), and it seems unlikely this would have had a substantive impact on the findings.