Sentence examples for has a comparative effect to from inspiring English sources

Another ultrasound-guided approach for local treatment is percutaneous ethanol injection, which has a comparative effect to radiofrequency ablation.

So he's going to have to focus on those things where he has a comparative advantage".

Did she, unbeknownst to me, have a comparative experience on which to base this huge claim?

The Danes may have been lucky in the product in which they turned out to have a comparative advantage.

To quote Paul Krugman: "You always have a comparative advantage in something".

We're going to put more money into the sports where we have a comparative advantage".

We wish Denby had provided a comparative perspective to help us understand snark in the cycle of American politics.

Even when examined alongside other factors in comparative analyses institutions seem to have a predominant effect.

However, it is unlikely that this would have had a major effect on the comparative frequency of the different symptom profiles.

Although the Diabetes Prevention Program and other clinical trials demonstrated the efficacy of intensive lifestyle interventions (ILI) and metformin to prevent type 2 diabetes, no studies have tested their comparative effects in pragmatic settings.

This, however, would not have affected the overall prevalence estimates but could have had a small effect of attenuating the comparative estimates between the type 1 and type 2 diabetes groups.