Sentence examples for compared adequately from inspiring English sources

The results compared adequately well with experimental data with 71% of the data agreeing within one standard deviation.

The second approach compared adequately strong colonies (control) with colonies that were obviously suffering from CCD (or had presumably died from CCD, such as those that had wax samples analyzed for pesticides; n = 11).

Thus, the IOP levels before and after the intervention cannot be compared adequately.

The identified limits raise the issue of the capacity of the rating mode of the AHP to compare adequately so many actions.

Although much of the critical care literature compares processes of care, few studies compare adequately detailed processes; many use some version of "usual care" or a protocol that requires clinician judgment and allows considerable intra- and inter-clinician variation.

This long-time horizon was used in order to compare adequately the 2 strategies in the context of 2020/2025 elimination goals; MDA programs have been ongoing in many areas since the mid 1990s (in some areas, since 1988).

Here, survivin expression was examined in 89 tamoxifen-treated patients, which compares adequately with Span et al who examined survivin expression in 73 patients treated with tamoxifen [ 28] and adds further evidence that survivin may play an important role in anti-endocrine resistance.

Comparing adequately treated patients split by median TSH (n = 34 in both groups, TSH median = 1.44 mU/l) revealed that patients in the lower range were older (49 vs. 40 years; p < 0.05) but groups did not differ in the amount of comorbidities (p > 0.1), explicitly depression (n = 2 in each group) nor gender (p > 0.1) or type of diagnosis (autoimmune vs. other p = 0.1).

Malnourished children showed poor performance with respect to age as compared to adequately nourished children.

This effect was more pronounced in malnourished women compared to adequately nourished women.

For these functions malnourished showed poorer performance as compared to adequately nourished children although they showed an age related improvement for the same functions.