Sentence examples for comparing formula from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Alonso nevertheless made an interesting point about another set of restrictions, by comparing Formula One drivers to other athletes.

Most of other parameters reported by the randomised studies comparing formula to human milk were in favour of breastmilk, except for weight gain during hospitalisation.

When comparing formulas 8 and 11, it is apparently that the energy saving brings by cooperative communication must be greater than the energy cost increment in the meantime, only this can make ε saving be positive.

Except for one study published recently, the majority of studies that have examined the correlation between protein intake and IGF-1 concentrations in infants were performed comparing formula-fed and either breast-fed infants or infants fed cow milk.

To compare formula payments to actual practice income we requested practice supplemental payments (Correction Factors).

166 The AMATA Study compared formula feeding to breastfeeding in women who all received NNRTI-based triple therapy; 1.4% of children were already infected at birth there but there were no additional children infected through breastfeeding.

However, any error should apply equally to all the compared formulae.

Although less clinically relevant, it is also relevant to compare formulae within cohort studies, where no gold standard is available, to allow easier cross-comparison of studies and interpretation of results.

The hazard ratio of mortality comparing formula-fed to breast-fed after exclusion of infants weaned before twelve months was 6.3 (95% CI = 1.4 28.0, P-value = 0.02) All the three infants infected with HIV by one month of age in the formula-feeding group died by twelve months, whereas no deaths occurred among the twelve infants infected with HIV at one month in the breast-feeding group.

In general, better predictions were obtained using formula (2) compared to formula (1).

We then consider some specific examples, comparing our formulae with each other, and with other easily deduced formulae for simple cases.