Sentence examples for compared to attending from inspiring English sources
"Can you imagine a sales meeting where you go to one of the new sophisticated video rooms and hear the spiel in one hour, compared to attending a meeting in a remote location?
However, a comprehensive cost-analysis of using this method of management, compared to attending anticoagulation clinics has not been reported.
Interestingly, the overall score on the questions did not differ among the three training levels (p = 0.89); however, the residents and fellows were significantly better at properly identifying the three components of Triad compared to attending physicians (p < 0.007).
Current residents and fellows have increased odds of having heard of it and properly identifying the three components compared to attending physicians; however, there was not a statistically significant difference in overall awareness score among training levels.
To break even, Kaval needs stadiums to attract, on average, 1,800 fans per game, each of them spending $6 on tickets and $4 on concessions-a cheap night compared to attending the majors.
The issue of radiology discrepancies from resident radiologist physicians (as compared to attending radiologists) has been addressed in many settings in the US by the requirement for 24-h availability of attending radiologists – whether by an in-house radiologist, teleradiology by on-call radiologists, or intercontinental "outsourcing" for after-hours diagnostic imaging interpretation.
Moreover, AD patients were more accurate for the unattended objects at decision points when directly compared to attended objects placed at decision points.
If a stimulus is not attended, it still will elicit an evoked component, but the component will be smaller as compared to attended stimuli.
Secondly, in the Netzer study, portable monitoring was used to assess the validity of the risk grouping strategy, compared to attended overnight polysomnography used in our study, which is the gold standard for the diagnosis of OSAS.
No significant differences were found between patients who attended via telehealth compared to those attending in person.
Therefore a 22% lower DMFT count for children attending school type 1 compared to those attending school type 2 was expected, when all other variables are kept constant.
