Sentence examples similar to equivalent face to face from inspiring English sources

The MoJ reckons telephone advice costs 45% less than equivalent face-to-face advice and will save somewhere between £40m and £60m a year.

Computerized SHADE was also associated with similar reductions in alcohol use over 12 months as the equivalent face-to-face-delivered combination CBT/ME program [ 16].

A recent systematic review has shown real time telepsychiatry to represent a highly feasible method of conducting mental health treatments and assessments, often with clinical outcomes and rates of attendance equivalent to those obtained face to face [ 67].

Face to face.

Finally, face to face.

Frida Kahlo: face to face.

Sometimes the fighting was face to face".

"It was face to face," Holley said.

"She came face to face with him.

"You're brought face to face with yourself".

Congregations meet regularly face to face.