Sentence examples for good comparative from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, it seems to be generally accepted by most wound care practitioners that debridement is mostly beneficial.> With regard to effectiveness of debridement, good comparative evidence does exist on the comparators, e.g. is a large cohort study was published recently of 312,744 wounds (154,664 patients, median age 69 years) looking at frequency of debridement and time to heal [ 15].

"By declaring that Mussolini was not Hitler, he closed the door on good, comparative research between Germany and Italy," she said.

In addition, 2013 should see the absence of a currency negative seen in 2012 allowing a good comparative base – as more cyclical chemical companies suffer volume and pricing pressure.

Thousands of people believe that forwarding a certain e-mail message to 50 friends will bring great riches, that the gigahertz rating of a computer is a good comparative speed score, or that Bill Gates once said "640K of RAM ought to be enough for anybody".

To the millions of people who believe that clock speed is a good comparative gauge of a computer's speed, those Pentium 4 numbers may induce shortness of breath, salivation and in extreme cases, an involuntary movement of the hand toward the wallet.

See (Halpern, 2003) for a good comparative treatment of all of these approaches.

When global SRH was placed in the same models as age-comparative (model 4) and self-comparative (model 5) SRH the relationship between 'worse' age-comparative and 'not as good' self-comparative ratings and mortality became non-significant.

The overall model showed a good fit (comparative fit index = 0.91, root mean square of approximation = 0.09, and standardized root mean square residual = 0.05).

Interpretation Methodologically good quality comparative studies, preferably using a patient-relevant outcome instrument, are needed to establish the optimal treatment strategy for patients with isolated patellofemoral osteoarthritis.

Despite conducting a widespread search for possible data in a variety of sources we were unable to identify any good quality comparative evidence for the use of telephone consultations in place of face to face outpatient appointments after surgery.

However, the natural history of acute ankle sprains is still not fully known, because good quality comparative studies including a no-treatment strategy, functioning as control group, are lacking.