Sentence examples for examination compared to the from inspiring English sources

The informative value and the usefulness of the test were refined for the clinical assessment by analyzing the LR, where the results were in favor for the clinical examination compared to the scoliometer measurement.

While there were too few participants to assess impact of intervention on risk of incident neuropathy, those in the counseling cohort experienced a threefold higher rate of progression to abnormal neurological examination compared to the exercise group (17% vs. 5.7%).

The interactive group (n = 19) had significantly higher scores at index examination compared to the observed (n = 12) and didactic (n = 11) teaching groups (74% ±6.09%, 68% ±3.84%, 60%±9.14%%, respectively p = 0.002 Figure  4a).

Partial remission (PR) was defined by a decrease in the depth of tumor infiltration, as determined by pathological examination, compared to the pretherapeutic uT-values (i.e. a reduction of T-category) or in cases in which the maximum tumor diameter (transverse or longitudinal) measured by endoscopy or CT/MRI showed a decrease of at least 50%.

Risk ratio (RR) with 95% confidence interval (CI) among those who agreed to attend the medical examination compared to those who declined.

There was also a decrease in doctor's level of uncertainty with regard to antibiotic necessity in the CRP group with only 1.7% stating they were uncertain as to whether the patient required an antibiotic after examination compared to 18.3% of the 'No CRP' group.

Few sporting examinations compare to the lonely and constant pressure of professional snooker, let alone World Championship final at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield snooker.

The different methods used in these studies can explain this as earlier stages of the disease might have been detected by clinical examination compared to questionnaire sent to the owners.

A total of 45% of the junior residents felt either very or totally confident regarding their ability to perform adequate ultrasound examination compared to 33% of the seniors.

Only two articles reported clinical examination compared to sinus puncture and the Q* for them was 0.75 (95% 0.58 0.86).

Salsbury et al (1970) found that the treated tumours were less hyperaemic on histological examination compared to controls, and instead of the network of poorly defined vascular channels, treated tumours contained only a few discrete blood vessels (Salsbury et al, 1970).