Sentence examples for differences in the adequacy from inspiring English sources

Only service characteristics, represented by the care model, were responsible for significant differences in the adequacy of this attribute.

Differences in the adequacy of follow-up, ongoing monitoring, and adjuvant ADT or radiotherapy may have contributed to the mortality difference, but our present data cannot address them.

There were no significant differences in the adequacy of diet or median weight between the three groups, nor in the weight-for-height in the children aged 5 years and under.

Differences in the adequacy of various statistical methods for developing input- and output-specific soil hydraulic models were demonstrated for a large, continental dataset, highlighting the need for purpose-specific statistical procedures in soil hydraulic research.

Because MRSA VAP has not been associated with higher rates of organ dysfunction than MSSA VAP [ 5], the potential causes of this finding are speculative (e.g. differences in the rate of do-not-resuscitate orders, differences in case mix, differences in the adequacy of antimicrobial treatment, or chance) and might have had a confounding impact on the final result.

When analysed separately for radiologists (n=10) and clinicians (n=96), there was no difference in the adequacy of the information supplied.

Statistically significant differences between plans in overall satisfaction were largely explained by differences in the perceived adequacy of compensation.

Other explanations could be related to differences in the population analyzed, comorbidities and the adequacy of antibiotic empirical treatment.

Data from a Swedish sample concerning social support as measured with ISSI were based on 83 middle-aged men [ 51], and indicated on all four subscales a more favourable result than those of the fathers in our study, but only the differences in adequacy of attachment is statistically significant.

There were no significant differences in hemodialysis adequacy between patients with and without oral tori (Kt/ V, 1.7 ± 0.4 versus 1.7 ± 0.3, P = 0.577, Table 3).

There were no differences in adequacy of pregnancy care attendance and the majority of women in both groups had their first pregnancy care visit after the first trimester.