Sentence examples for equally to both groups from inspiring English sources
Thus, the insignificant role played by parental and older sibling involvement in children becoming high-achievers previously observed applies equally to both groups and therefore to the whole student population in France and Sweden.
Nevertheless, recall bias would have applied equally to both groups.
Epidural blockade was administered equally to both groups.
FOF was applied equally to both groups, although there is evidence to suggest that exercise interventions can reduce FOF in this population [ 34].
As the injury data was pooled and applied equally to both groups missing data may weaken the results if fall-related injuries have been underestimated but would not cause bias.
Despite applying broad inclusion criteria for the control group, the control groups in all studies were unlikely to be efficacious (i.e., bias the results when not applied equally to both groups).
We provide a generic document to be adopted by the hospital should a suitable document not already be available locally. 2. We stipulate that physiotherapy should be provided equally to both treatment groups.
Additionally, no significant difference in benefit was identified between children with developmental delays and children with primarily behaviour problems, suggesting that the PPEY may be equally beneficial to both groups and could be used as broad-based intervention in child mental health services [ 39].
ESMc was equally acceptable to both groups, with similar ratings of comfort carrying the PDAs and operating them, interference with daily activities, as well as response rates.
Allowing path coefficients and parameter estimates to vary freely between both groups did not improve model fit (chi-square difference test χ(11) = 12.7, P = 0.313), suggesting that overall model results applied equally well to both groups.
The study suggests that although EEs happen equally to both non-seeking and advice-seeking groups, if you are seeking advice, the results are delivered with more of a bang.
