Sentence examples for delivering differences from inspiring English sources

For many of the studies staff changes during the study period could have affected delivery of care, particularly delivering differences in care between treatment groups.

On the other hand, when retro-cues (Fig. 1e) or post-cues (Fig. 1f) were delivered, no differences due to the strength of after-images were found [F 1,9) = .25, p = .63].63]

There are more ways of catching a politician than eating them alive – important and enjoyable as that is – and Ed delivered that difference in full.

If we count the delay of packets that were not successfully delivered, the difference in delay among LBAR, LAR, and AODVjr is even larger.

Although the computer treatment planning system (CTPS) frequently underestimated the dose delivered, the difference in dose between measured and generated by CTPS was <2.5% in 90 positions measured.

Thematic differences between the accounts of women delivering in the different types of facility were explored.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the dosimetric differences of delivering preoperative intensity modulated radiation therapy (IMRT) to patients with soft tissue sarcomas of the extremity (ESTS) with a teletherapy system equipped with 3 rotating 60Co sources and a built-in magnetic resonance imaging and with standard linear accelerator (LINAC)‐based IMRT.

More in-depth clinical data, which would not be found in routine administrative dataset may be needed to work out whether these differences are delivering equity or not.

20 The clinical characteristics of the study participants in the first (2003 2005) and second (2008 2010) time period were compared in order to identify possible population differences of delivering women between the two time periods (table 1).

The main themes initially discussed were: experience of pregnancy and labour; who was involved during the delivery process and their roles; differences between delivering in the village and the health facility; risks or problems during pregnancy and childbirth; knowledge of the free health care initiative; knowledge of the bylaws.

Participants who received brief lifestyle counselling also reported greater satisfaction than those who received the patient information leaflet (table 6) based on general communication (mean difference 0.13, 95% confidence interval 0.01 to 0.26) and the interpersonal manner of the clinician delivering the intervention (mean difference 0.10, 0.002 to 0.19).