Sentence examples for in a comparator from inspiring English sources

We found that decreases in SNR due to leakage and thermal noise in a comparator were independent of the sampling frequency.

An NNT of 1 says that a favourable outcome occurs in every patient given the treatment but in no patient in a comparator group.

Controls completed a similar questionnaire, which asked about use of buses or trams in a comparator period, five days immediately prior to their visit to the doctor.

'Avoidable' deaths are then the component of excess (cancer-related) mortality that would not occur if relative survival were at the higher level seen in a comparator population, instead of what was actually observed.

In the COSMIN manual we explain that specific hypotheses should therefore include an expectation about the direction and magnitude of the correlation between changes in the instrument under study and changes in a comparator instrument, or an expectation about differences in change scores on the instrument between groups.

They acknowledge that their sample of job ads is not representative of the overall population of jobs in the Chinese labour market, using the 2005 census in China as a comparator dataset.

Each cell presents the difference in change from baseline for the outcome of interest 24 weeks with the intervention (in the rows) relative to a comparator (in the column).

There is a strong case for keeping some of the lines in-house to provide a comparator and to enable the department to become an informed purchaser of services.

It is important to note that HMW HA products demonstrated greater inhibition of PGE2 expression than LMW comparators in a comparative study, resulting in greater chondroprotective effects [ 61].

This suggests that in these trials a comparator was chosen to favour a priori the experimental intervention, at the cost of threatening the principle of equipoise.

Furthermore, the majority of fibrinogen concentrate studies (76%) were of low quality and did not report the effect of the intervention in relation to a comparator group.