Sentence examples for compared the implications from inspiring English sources

The advantage of our approach is that we have compared the implications of different assumptions for RCT design and planning.

The study population was derived from a prior study that compared the implications of maternal lipids on fetal metabolism in GDM and control pregnancies (13, 14).

Such an information resource could be based on a database containing standardised information for each trial relating to the purpose of the trial; the interventions being compared; the implications of participation for participants; and features indicative of scientific quality and ethical probity.

We compare the implications on supply chain coordination and on the players' profitability of two different market structures: a pool based market vs. bilateral contracts, taking into consideration the relationship between futures and spot markets.

From the previous model, it was not possible to compare the implications of using CS or VA on the cost effectiveness of treatments for AMD because there was no directly comparable VA model.

By combining the use of concentration curves for these alternative measures of need with the Lorenz curve of the actual distribution of health workers, this paper suggests a novel and illuminating way to compare the implications of alternative measures of need.

To compare the implication of using different bladder volume methods (the ellipsoid or the sum-of-cylinders method), the calculated SDVOLUME in two other 2D studies was applied [ 2, 4].

In the ExCITE project, further research proposed by European researchers Tiberio et al. [ 16] plans to compare the implication of Giraff between a treatment group of five older people with Mild Cognitive Impairment and a control group of five hospitalised older people without MCI.

Our study compared the prognostic implications between AKI and ACKI in a cohort of 1,005 Chinese patients with ADHF.

We also compared the prognostic implications of these biomarkers with those of well-recognised prognostic factors (Chau et al, 2004; Lee et al, 2007).

In this study, we compared the literature-based implications with those merely derived from the data and applied a strong criterion: implications of K sim had to be valid for all transitions of the observed context K obs.