Sentence examples for evaluated as opposed from inspiring English sources

There is an increase in AUCChange but that is owing to only two tissues being evaluated as opposed to five, where the AUC would be pulled down by the other tissues with lower performances if they were present.

One is the difficulty of evaluating the magnitude of pain changes due to both a relatively high placebo response, which is common to all other osteoarthritis trials, 35 and the difficult interpretation of changes evaluated as means as opposed to individual improvements.

In heat stressed fish, HSP90B was positively correlated with HSP70, but this transcript showed no significant correlation with any of the other evaluated genes, as opposed to for example HIF1A, whose expression was significantly correlated with all evaluated transcripts except for the two heat shock protein transcripts HSP70 and HSP90B.

However, the Vollmann et al. study did not evaluate actual (as opposed to anticipated) experiences of support.

Most respondents cited monitoring (>70%), clinical examination (>85%) and CT scan (>90%) as being the most frequently used source of information for evaluating prognosis, as opposed to MRI (30%) or somatosensory evoked potentials (15%).

In the case of research engagement actions, it is more valid to evaluate profiles as opposed to individual subactions, because each research engagement action can be made up of a combination of subactions [ 19].

In every trial the primary objective was to evaluate equivalence as opposed to superiority, and no trials were sufficiently powered to determine a difference of 10% or less between groups.

Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").

"What other profession is there where people do not get evaluated on results as opposed to their efforts only?" McRae added.

US and Asian studies generally assessed many colorectal cancer screening strategies and typically evaluated annual FOBT as opposed to biennial FOBT.

However, this study evaluated long-term, as opposed to short-term, function after discharge, limiting its usefulness in determining functional discharge disposition.