Sentence examples for invited compared from inspiring English sources

For all ages, the ratio of predicted breast cancer mortality in the invited compared with the uninvited group was 0.85 (95% CI 0.78, 0.93).

The IBM rates were 25% less (RR=0.75, 95% CI : 0.54 1.04) for invited compared to noninvited women: and the reduction was statistically significant for screened women (RR=0.63, 95% CI : 0.42 0.94).

The main outcome parameter was the potential increase in the rate of persons accepting conventional or capsule colonoscopy among all persons invited compared with the mean annual uptake of colonoscopy in the preceding 3 years (1 %, see above).

The simpler recruitment approaches such as telephone reminders, where almost three times the number were recruited compared to the no-reminder group, and inclusion of a questionnaire also showed an increase in numbers recruited (18% of those invited compared to 13.2% invited without the questionnaire).

The instrument, called "Natural Values Trading", specified that the tenders should be invited and compared on an annual basis but the competitive procedure was not operationalized.

Sixty two men underwent emergency surgery in the invited group compared with 141 in the control group.

There were 224 AAA-related deaths (absolute risk 0·66percentnt) in the invited group compared with 381 (1·12 per cent) in the control group, a relative risk reduction of 42 per cent (hazard ratio 0·58, 95percentnt c.i. 0·49 to 0·69) (Table 2 ).

Overall, 155 deaths related to abdominal aortic aneurysm (absolute risk 0.46%) occurred in the invited group compared with 296 (0.87%) in the control group, a relative risk reduction of 48% (hazard ratio 0.52, 95% confidence interval 0.43 to 0.63; table 1).

In the randomized trials of breast screening, comparison of the prognostic profile of cancers detected in the invited as compared with the control groups has identified surrogate intermediate endpoints associated with the mortality reductions in those trials.

The fact that lead time and related phenomena are likely to continue to inflate the observed incidence until after the cohort has ceased to be screened for some time implies that cumulative incidence in screened or invited cohorts compared to unscreened or uninvited is a desirable source of data for estimation of overdiagnosis.

Guests -- customers and potential customers -- were invited to compare the hosts' products with their competitors'.