Sentence examples for implications compared from inspiring English sources
It should be noted here that single-occupant ground-based vehicles also have negative sustainability implications compared with fully loaded cars that combine passenger trips.
Exploring the cost-effectiveness of a behavioral health intervention, however, has some methodological implications compared to pharmaceutical interventions.
After the intervention, the majority of women on the intervention arm scored significantly higher on the understanding of all four areas under study (randomisation, double-blinding, placebo use and their personal implications) compared to those in the non-intervention arm.
Meanwhile, Hoogma et al described that insulin glulisine can be safely used in continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) and does not have any adverse clinical implications compared with insulin aspart.
Adam Gopnik, in his article about the Inquisition and its contemporary implications, compares J. Edgar Hoover to Torquemada (A Critic at Large, January 16th).
The lack of well-conducted large-scale randomised studies on the benefits and implications comparing laparoscopic and open proctectomy for rectal cancer only posed questions on the role of laparoscopic resection in rectal cancer.
Part I develops the model, discusses and tests some empirical implications, and compares the implications of the model with alternative models.
In addition, the authors show that their SCMGENE model demonstrated similar prognostic implications when compared to more established models such as PAM50, MAMMAPRINT, and ONCOTYPE gene expression signatures, and may be adequate for clinical management of patients.
Specifically, we noted that both the disease and yet more so, the DBS treatment induced NMD prediction increase with disease-relevant functional implications as compared with both healthy control volunteers and the pre-surgery state.
The results are discussed with regard to their cell kinetic implications and compared with our results for the chemosensitivity of EMT6 cells in exponential and plateau phase growth in vitro.
