Sentence examples for episode rather than a from inspiring English sources

If this is so, the estimated effects would be the result of some trends previous to the high-growth episode rather than a consequence of the high-growth shock per se.

The joke was later used as a sub-plot for the episode "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show", although Roy was a lodger in that episode, rather than a son.

Hence, a DBC describes a complete care episode rather than a specific instance of care (e.g., a single activity).

To increase the likelihood that CHF or hyperkalemia complications were directly related to the RBC transfusion episode (rather than a pre-existing condition that coincided with the transfusion), patients with a history of CHF or hyperkalemia during the pre-index period were excluded from the complication cost analyses (but not from overall cost analysis).

It's quite a tough call really; we find it quite difficult really being honest" [Life skills advisor: SI-D-105] The lack of stroke-specific knowledge amongst (non-NHS) service providers and commissioners was accompanied by perceptions that stroke was a condition of the elderly and therefore work was irrelevant, or that stroke is an acute episode rather than a long-term condition.

Additional sensitivity analyses of the primary endpoint were planned: (i) including self-confirmed episodes of cellulitis; (ii) excluding randomized participants who did not start treatment or who reported a relapse within 4 weeks of randomization (such 'relapses' probably reflect incomplete treatment of the index episode rather than a true recurrence).

She followed up her remarks by saying she was upset over the finale being a The Next Generation episode rather than an end for Enterprise.

In the light of this evidence, inflammation in BD may be regarded as a state arising during acute episodes rather than a trait influencing longitudinal course of illness.

1 3 As patients with bipolar disorder typically present during a depressive or mixed affective episode rather than during a hypomanic or manic episode, 4 and depressive symptoms tend to dominate the course of the illness, 5 6 a proportion of patients treated for unipolar depression may have an underlying bipolar disorder.

He sang "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe" specially for the episode, rather than using a recorded version.

Mr. Jansons, always an eloquent interpreter of Russian music, kept the spotlight on Rachmaninoff's lyrical inventiveness, but it remained a parade of appealing episodes rather than an exciting whole.