Sentence examples for compared innovative from inspiring English sources

Djulbegovic et al. reported that industry-funded trials more often compared innovative treatments to either a placebo arm or no therapy, resulting in a higher proportion of such studies favoring the new intervention [24].

More often, research is based on analyzing qualitative and policy making characteristics to compare innovative characteristics of different regions, like the work of Guillaume and Doloreux (2011) that examined the innovation in two 'satellite' regions in France and Québec.

Björk also has a long history of making work that compares innovative technologies with the natural world.

Jeffrey Epstein of Out compared the innovative sound of "Toxic" to Madonna's "Vogue".

In this study, we compared the innovative instrument with the classic laparoscopic instruments.

This prospective comparative study was designed to compare an innovative way to obtain the ideal portal from inside the medullary canal in cases of plate failure and compare it to the classic antegrade portal.

The framework of national innovation systems is used to compare the innovative environments for each development (different institutional structures, research programmes, financing, industry–academic government relationships, environmental concern, and intellectual property regimes).

Numerous studies have been conducted in the past using patent statistics to explain and compare the innovative forces of districts, regions and countries.

The authors propose and compare two innovative approaches, based on Markov chains and genetic algorithms, respectively, to automatically detect and to precisely adjust student learning styles during an adaptivecourse.

We employ the propensity score matching approach and compare the innovative performance between firms that engage in licensing-in and firms that do not to control for the endogeneity issue.

One interesting example can be found in Kapoor and Lim's (2007) study, where the authors compare the innovative productivity of inventors from acquired firms to that of non-acquired firms and find that inventors in acquired firms are less innovative (Kapoor and Lim 2007).