Sentence examples for comparing resources from inspiring English sources

Large numbers of cases could potentially be collected over a relatively short period of time, with the possibility of comparing resources and outcomes within and across countries.

Comparative outcome studies have been equivocal, and studies comparing resource utilization are scant.

This study was designed to inform healthcare decisions by comparing resource utilization over a 6-month period following initiation of one of 2 commonly prescribed DPP4 inhibitors in a real world setting using insurance claims data in the US.

Figure 1 shows how resource-interoperabilities may be explored within the iTools regular resource-view tab, by comparing resource input and output data specifications.

We tested these expectations by comparing resource allocation to reproduction, growth and defense and its consequences on herbivory in three sympatric dioecious Chamaedorea palms (C.

In comparing resource selection between elk occupying developed versus undeveloped areas, a key assumption is that human activity associated with energy development is the primary difference between areas and that other factors to which elk respond were similar between areas.

Our study findings should be resource for public policy makers and those comparing resource use across interventions and procedures and making reimbursement decisions.

The sensitivity analyses included comparing resource use with what was reported in national registers, including data for hospitalisations and sick leave.

For tasks relating to PH responses, initiating ad hoc ED surveillance was 96% faster through ESSENCE without comparing resource savings during follow-up monitoring.

We will undertake a cost-effectiveness analysis at 12 months by comparing resource use in the two groups with any treatment benefit in an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio.

It was also shown that the deterministic calculations for prediction accuracy (Daetwyler et al. 2008) are useful for comparing resource allocation strategies in biparental populations.