Sentence examples for difference between the planned from inspiring English sources

The average difference between the planned and actual 5-week postsurgical advancement of the maxilla was 0.6 mm (range 0.2 1.0, P > 0.05).

Using preoperative and 5-week postoperative lateral cephalometric radiographs, an analysis was designed to assess the difference between the planned and actual advancement of the maxilla.

This finding is in contrast to the results presented by Simon et al. [27], who found a significant difference between the planned and achieved torque for an upper incisor with Invisalign® for a movement greater than 10°, measuring a movement accuracy of 51.5% using Power Ridges and of 41.9% using only ellipsoid attachments.

However, the uncertainties resulting from DIR are lower than the difference between the planned and the delivered doses at the position of the LMs, showing that DIR could be useful to detect over- or underirradiation.

Such variations in the difference between the planned and the delivered PG doses justify the development of tools to target the right patients benefiting the most of the ART strategy.

In the group of upper incisor torque (1) as well as in the group of premolar derotation (2) there was a statistical significant difference between the planned movement in the ClinCheck® and the clinical achieved movement (Table  2).

After surgery, the outcome evaluation was completed by first superimposing the postoperative computed tomography model onto the planned model, and then measuring the differences between the planned and actual outcomes.

The SMR was 1.06, with large differences between the planned surgery (0.55) and unplanned surgery (1.15) groups.

Finally data regarding sample size and sample size calculation were extracted, and potential differences between the planned sample size and number of randomised patients were recorded, as was whether discrepancies between sample size data in http://ClinicalTrials.gov and in the published paper were present.

Daisuke Matsuzaka was on the mound at Yankee Stadium last night, epitomizing the difference between the planning of the Red Sox and the Yankees last off-season.

"There is a difference between the planning of the Strip versus other parts of the Las Vegas Valley," Mario Bermudez, Clark County's zoning planning manager, tells me.