Sentence examples for makers to compare from inspiring English sources
European regulators already require drug makers to compare new drugs with older ones, while the Food and Drug Administration simply asks that drug makers compare new drugs with placebos.
This approach might enable policy makers to compare different scenarios in the early design stages and/or introduce remediation actions for suitably modifying the overall environmental performance of road infrastructures.
This comparison is based on a standard levelized cost of energy (LCOE) approach that enables decision makers to compare between different technologies of diverse lifetimes, capacities, heat rates and other specifications, to choose the most economic technology in $/kWh.
QALYs allow policy makers to compare the effects of different interventions across different patient groups.
This would at least allow decision makers to compare the cost-effectiveness of nutrition interventions.
The more comprehensive a study is, the easier it is for decision makers to compare the intervention to other alternatives available for funding.
This will not only enable decision-makers to compare alternatives and select competitive products to launch on the market, but will also improve the understanding of customer behavior toward particular products for the formulation of effective marketing strategies that increase customer loyalty and generate greater profits in the long term.
The objective of this article is threefold, to propose and compare different offline and online policies for the scheduling of warehouse operations, to design a tool that allows the decision maker to compare policies and environments without putting them into practice, and to study the benefits that can be obtained if RFID is used in a particular type of warehouse.
While the EQ-5D allows decision-makers to compare across disease states, it was not designed to measure specific health problems associated with hypoglycaemia.
This decompositional approach allows policy-makers to compare numerous competing health service innovations without repeatedly administering surveys for specific innovation choices.
This decompositional view of innovations, as the 'sum-of-their-parts' , allows policy-makers to compare numerous competing health service innovations without repeatedly administering surveys for each specific innovation choice.
