Sentence examples for compared to management from inspiring English sources
Telephone-based anticoagulation management has been described but has not been compared to management with traditional office-based visits.
Management based on knowledge of fetal fibronectin results significantly reduces preterm delivery less than 37 weeks compared to management without knowledge of these results (RR 0.54, 95% confidence interval 0.34 to 0.87).
Sample size calculation for the primary endpoint, i.e. required sample size to conclude at the one-sided 5%-level that the disease-specific failure rate in PCT-guided arm is at most Δ higher compared to management with enforced guidelines with a power of 80 90%.
A recent study suggests there may be some benefit to receiving physical therapy compared to management by a general practitioner alone [ 13], however the benefits of physical therapy were not consistent across all outcomes in the study, and the results did not support the overall cost-effectiveness of physical therapy [ 14].
Quality Circle (group-oriented Kaizen) is lower version of intervention as compared to management-oriented Kaizen.
Our 2014 operating profit of £267.8m compares to management's guidance that 2014 operating profit would be modestly below 2013 levels, which we estimate will be around £300m.
The LRS trial aims to assess the effectiveness of PTs management added to GPs management compared to GPs management only in patients with acute LRS.
Importantly, both strategies tested here resulted in a decrease in maternal anxiety after tests were performed, but the reduction in anxiety was greater in women receiving standard management compared to intensive management group.
Increased aggregate stability, microbial biomass, and earthworm abundance were associated with improved soil quality under integrated management when compared to conventional management in 1998.
Furthermore, we find differences in project governance research, published in project management journals compared to general management, IT and engineering journals.
It is designed as a cost-effectiveness analysis of surgical management as compared to expectant management, estimating the costs per patient with a complete evacuation of the uterus as primary outcome.
