Sentence examples for instruments compared with from inspiring English sources
But the leaflets are old-fashioned instruments compared with some of the others that are being applied already or are likely to be used soon.
Indeed, the AMP was the most accurate of the instruments compared with observed steps in the laboratory-based walk test.
The finer spatial and temporal resolution, combined with the greater geolocational and spectral accuracy of the MODIS instruments, compared with previous multi-temporal data sets, mean that these data may be used with greater confidence in species' distribution modelling.
A higher proportion of younger patients reported feeling "much" or "very much" improved on both instruments compared with patients in the older subgroup (70 y and below vs. above 70 y): PGIC: 59.0% versus 40.3%; CGIC: 61.9% versus 41.6% (Fig. 3).
Such improvement was expected, due to the better sensitivity and resolution of the small-animal SPECT instrument compared with clinical systems.
In this project we investigate the temperature differences that result when examining the Cinderella loop with one instrument compared with another.
In the present study, we report the results obtained from testing the DHD in a group of MOH inpatients to evaluate the acceptability of and patient compliance with this instrument compared with our traditional diary chart.
As we reported previously, patients reported more of certain comorbidities using the self-report instrument compared with the medical record [ 42].
The 11-item PACIC-S is a less burdensome instrument compared with the 20-item PACIC to measure patient assessment of chronic care delivery.
Our choice may increase the number of cases for follow-up identified by the screening instrument compared with the more conservative cut-off of 11.
This paper reports promising psychometric properties of a new, clinically-focused clinical guidelines quality assessment instrument (the iCAHE Guideline Quality Scoring Instrument), compared with the research-focused AGREE II instrument.
