Sentence examples for compared frequent from inspiring English sources

A third study of firefighters compared frequent (protected) versus nonfrequent and nonuse of masks and respirators (unprotected) on the worker's day of arrival (Banauch et al. 2006).

Adjusted odds ratios (ExpB) were presented that compared frequent users of 1, 2 and 3 professionals with infrequent or non users.

The large prospective, randomized and multicenter "Frequent Optimization Study Using the QuickOpt method (FREEDOM)" trial compared frequent AV and VV optimization every 3 months using an algorithm based on the intracardiac electrogram to standard care with empiric programming or one-time optimization at the discretion of the investigator.

A comparison of maternal recall methods was also done by Bland et al 2002 [ 31], where they compared frequent prospective 48-hour recall and seven-day recall with recall after six to nine months, and they concluded that the 48-hour recall and the six-months recall were equally poor.

Two separate logistic regression models were developed, comparing frequent ED use with single ED use, and highly frequent ED use with single ED use.

Methods: The Randomized Trial of Telephone Intervention in Chronic Heart Failure (DIAL) is a randomized, controlled, open trial designed to compare frequent telephone follow-up intervention versus control.

Comparing frequent flyer programs and hotel loyalty clubs isn't easy.

It also compares frequent and infrequent service use.

We next assessed whether this SNP was associated with clinical phenotype by comparing frequent and infrequent exacerbators (Table 1).

We found that incense burning was associated with NPC risk by comparing frequent incense use with never using incense [OR and 95%% confidence interval (CI) = 1.73, (1.43, 2.09)].

However, comparing frequent and infrequent exacerbators in our cohort of COPD patients, we found that the minor allele of the SNP associated with fewer exacerbations.