Sentence examples for has compared different from inspiring English sources
This study has systematically examined all phases of immunoglobulins purification, from sampling to detection and quantitation, has compared different methods and has considered each step in detail, with the aim of setting a specific, standardized and reproducible method to investigate mucosal antibodies and especially IgA.
To date no study has compared different modes of MV during ECMO.
To our knowledge only one study has compared different training regimens in an attempt to optimize the benefits of exercise training in ESKD patients [ 16].
Indeed, despite four randomized controlled trials on folic acid supplementation with MTX, only one has compared different doses of folic acid [ 14– 17].
The Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)(272) has compared different German studies and comes to the conclusion that only the results of the German Environmental Survey can be regarded as representative for the German population.
Although previous research has compared different graphical risk presentation formats relating to conditions such as diabetes and hereditary breast cancer [ 12- 15]; studies have yet to compare graphical cardiovascular risk presentation formats with each other, especially when assessing and presenting patients' actual risk [ 5].
Many research groups have compared different plasma/serum preparation protocols, analyzing differences between the two types of biological fluid in terms of circulating miRNA amount, but univocal results have not been obtained.
Although many studies have compared different HCC staging systems [7]– [13], no previous studies addressed the impact of geographic difference on the performance of these staging systems.
However very few have compared different MBIs in examining these costs.
In this paper, we have compared different theoretical solutions for mean-field theory and explained the underlying reason.
Students have compared different ideas around ritual ablution and had to work together how to orient so many rooms eastwards (as seems to be the prayer orientation of so many of our communities).
