Sentence examples for comparison gap from inspiring English sources

In comparison, gap density averaged 1 per 192 ha on the surrounding highlands (elevation >700 m) of high relief and soils with low clay content.

Depression was consistently correlated with the time comparison gap between present and future QoL assessments.

Our findings suggest the larger the present preference comparison gap, the greater the depression.

While the preference comparison gap of the past did not change over time with the decrease of depression, there was a trend for the future preference comparison gap that might become statistically significant with a larger sample size.

Change in depression or hopelessness was important in reducing the preference comparison gap for present and future QoL assessments.

However, depression was more highly associated with the present and future preference comparison gap at three months.

The change in the size of the time comparison gaps was not predicted by the change in either hopelessness or depression scores over time.

First the preference comparison gaps were assessed, i.e. where patients perceive themselves to be and where they wish to be.

Changes in the size of the two time comparison gaps (past/present; present/future) were not influenced by change in depression or hopelessness scores (R2 =.281, p =.09; R2 =.162, p =.266).

In addition, correlations between the QoL preference comparison gaps for present, past and future assessment and hopelessness (h) were statistically significant at baseline for the present (p) gap and at three months (2) for present (p) and future (f) gaps (rph1 =.567, rph2 =.586, rfh2 =.422, all p <.05).

There was always a preference comparisons gap over time – independent of depression or recovering depression.