Sentence examples for indirect compared from inspiring English sources
Its effect would be indirect compared to the EC1 neuron because STDP would be responsible for the decay of weight from the inhibited neurons to the correct neuron.
Therefore, recruitment maneuvers should be more effective to open atelectatic lung regions in indirect compared to direct lung injury.
It was found that treatment of MDD with agomelatine is associated with slightly higher medication cost and lower indirect cost compared to all comparators (branded and generics).
The estimated benefit-cost ratio of PCV13 was 2.09 (2.16 including indirect costs) compared to PPV23 and 1.27 (1.32 including indirect costs) compared to 'no vaccination', respectively.
As a result, patients treated for migraine incurred substantially greater direct and indirect costs compared to non-migraine controls.
Accordingly, the purpose of the present study is to test the efficacy of indirect bonding compared with conventional direct bonding, evaluating the number of bond failures which occurred during treatment; the observation period was 15 months for both groups.
In evaluating treatment strategies not only the activity of a drug in reaching the main end-points, (i.e. pain free or headache relief) should be considered, but also the safety and perception of safety by patients, and the cost effectiveness, including indirect costs compared with personal and social benefits.
These observations are concordant with our prior observation that other biomarkers of endothelial injury such as angiopoietin-2 and von Willebrand factor antigen are more elevated in non-pulmonary sepsis patients with indirect ARDS compared to pulmonary sepsis patients with direct ARDS [24].
The verum group showed significantly lower direct and indirect contact compared to the other groups.
For example, patients with flares incur higher direct and indirect costs compared with those without flares [ 45].
DTA studies can be expected to exhibit considerable heterogeneity and may be more prone to bias and inconsistency between direct and indirect comparisons compared to RCTs.
