Sentence examples for differing use of from inspiring English sources

We found that Chinese women are significantly less likely to receive radiation therapy than South Asian and Iranian women, but this is probably explained by the ethnic groups' differing use of radiation accompanying surgery.

Current energy targets are sometimes considered of limited use by facility professionals in health care because they do not take account of differences in service delivery between acute hospitals which result in differing use of medical equipment and requirements for room conditioning.

This tendency is also apparent in our differing use of disclaimers.

The scenarios also included differing use of by-products (from crop production and food processing) to either boost milk production (I-Milk scenario) or produce eggs and pig meat (E-Milk and Suckler scenarios).

For example, the between hospital variations in outcome from acute myocardial infarction (fig 2) may, in part, stem from differing use of evidence based therapies.

4 5 For example, a patient with one or more episodes of upper respiratory tract infection over time, with or without concomitant pharyngitis, may remain grouped in the same ACG category, resulting in widely differing use of resources and degree of variation in costs.

Quite opposite in style, these two laaps demonstrate the differing uses of chilli between Thai regions.

Adjusted models did not differ using BMI in place of waist circumference.

It is possible that results might differ with use of other assessment tools, or more cases.

The data did not differ between use of monoclonal antibodies and the soluble receptor etanercept.

B-cell subset distributions did not differ upon use of TNFi at baseline or before or after TNFi introduction.