Sentence examples for conventional groups from inspiring English sources

Individual factors are psychological states that either convince a person to join a movement or so weaken his commitment to conventional groups that he is willing to risk their disapproval because of his belief in an unpopular cause.

Observation time dependence of initial activities of the observed radioactive isotopes on conventional groups has been given in figures.

Intent-to-treat analysis showed an overall infection rate of 12% in pre-op, 10% in peri-op, 32% in control, and 30% in conventional groups (P <.04 pre-op and peri-op vs control and conventional).

Results: In contrast to the 7.4 years of the DCCT, during which mean hemoglobin A1c levels were significantly lower with intensive therapy than conventional therapy (8.06% vs 9.76%; P <.0001), the subsequent first 4 years of EDIC had mean hemoglobin A1c levels that were similar between the former intensive and the former conventional groups (8.38% vs 8.45%).

It's less about one OR the other, and more about borrowing ideas from each, and mutually benefiting from the unique selling points of the third party fundraisers and embedding them in the all-too-staid conventional groups.

Desaturation rates in the cocktail and conventional groups were 58.3% and 31.4% (P <0.001), respectively.

Through next Friday The conventional group drawing show is sidestepped here in favor of paper itself, as material, subject or both.

Only 1 in the conventional group responded to physiotherapy alone.

Patients were randomized to the intervention group (NMES + conventional physical therapy) or conventional group (conventional therapy + placebo NMES).

The clinical outcomes were compared between conventional group and MALDI-TOF group.

Reintubation rates among NIV group (34.61%) and conventional group (44.44%) were similar (p = 0.39).