Sentence examples for disadvantage to control from inspiring English sources

We had written a pre-determined 'stopping rule' (analogous to the role of a data safety and management board in a randomised clinical trial) into the protocol in order to avoid needless educational disadvantage to Control group students had the intervention proven unexpectedly to be very highly effective.

Despite the aforementioned drawbacks to the use of sedation and neuromuscular blockade, perhaps the most significant disadvantage to their use to control PaCO2 in acutely brain-injured patients is the loss of close clinical neuromonitoring.

Solove says that "people want to manipulate the world around them by selective disclosure of facts about themselves… they want more power to conceal information that others might use to their disadvantage". A person's right to control their physical appearance might be the most basic form of this desire.

Polyethylene has the advantage of not producing artifact because of radiolucency in CT, but it also has a disadvantage that it is difficult to control implant position after surgery [3, 32].

It would be a grave mistake to put our energy-intensive industries at a competitive disadvantage as an unintended consequence of seeking to control greenhouse gas emissions.

One of the disadvantages of focus group interviews was that it was hard to control.

Both groups will be given a summarised version of the "Asthma and Healthy Pregnancy" brochure from the Asthma Foundation of New South Wales, Australia which is a pamphlet on basic asthma facts to avoid unfair disadvantage to participants in the control group and to minimise the risks of poorly controlled asthma.

In the third model we added neighborhood disadvantage to examine its association after controlling for child and family attributes.

In any case, efforts to restrict smuggling have often backfired an increase in checkpoints only causing a disadvantage to small-time operators, enabling cartels to take control instead.

This is particularly relevant for the children who were left behind at an early age — the families of such children may be much more disadvantaged than other groups of children and we may not have been able to adequately control for such disadvantage in our analyses.

Moreover, little information on HIV/AIDS was provided to the communities so that we have disadvantage of controlling HIV/AIDS epidemic in the region.