Sentence examples for comparing practices from inspiring English sources

It was in essence a comparative ethnography comparing practices and customs of European and American cultures and evaluating them according to whether they were good or bad, seen from a Christian viewpoint.

When comparing practices and when holding practices against standards comparability is obtained through standardisation – that is adjustment for systematic variation in patient, GP and practice characteristics between the compared groups.

Two studies, each comparing practices to 10 years apart, reported similarly that age >85 remained an independent factor hampering ICU admission [10, 11].

Less is known about the practices of nursing and medical students and no study comparing practices among these groups in Ireland was found.

In this study, the BMC has proven useful for describing, interpreting and comparing practices of social agriculture that are quite diversified in form, organization, objectives and type of user reached.

Comparing practices with others without appropriate risk adjustment can be misleading.

We measured performance by comparing practice to findings from systematic reviews.

We measured physiotherapy performance by comparing practice reported in the data-collection forms to the findings from the overview.

Appropriateness was determined by comparing practice with the guideline "Drug Prescribing in Renal Failure: Dosing Guidelines for Adults and Children (Aronoff et al., 2007)" [ 13].

These estimates are important in developing our understanding of differences in health outcomes between practices, and are useful to both individual practices and CCGs when comparing practice level health outcomes, to assess need and to inform targeting.

They used physician data to compare practices of contract and salaried physicians and found no support for inducement.