Sentence examples for mandatory to compare from inspiring English sources

For this reason, it is strictly mandatory to compare measurements performed on naïve subjects.

It is important to emphasize that in future comparisons of the assays with polyclonal reagents it may be mandatory to compare higher ICs during evaluation.

Further randomised controlled studies are mandatory to compare efficacy of this therapy with other association therapies.

The sonographic evaluation of the two slings embedded in gelatine revealed that their visibility via ultrasound is equal, which is mandatory to compare their properties in vivo.

A systematic study is mandatory to compare the sensitivity and specificity of the AIT test for the detection of anti-Rib-P antibodies and other antibody specificities using a variety of contemporary diagnostic platforms, not just ID.

As a general rule it is mandatory to always compare 3D with 2D when detecting a mural abnormality (Fig. 7c).

The definition of this operative protocol becomes mandatory in order to compare results from different centers and to validate a cerebrovascular risk stratification of the carotid atherosclerotic lesions evaluated with CEUS.

The objective was to use the mandatory Thoracic Surgery Residents Association and Thoracic Surgery Directors Association In-Training Examination survey to compare perceptions of residents graduating from 2Y vs 3Y cardiothoracic programs.

The aim of this study was to investigate how sales patterns for substitutable and non-substitutable pharmaceuticals have developed since the introduction of mandatory generic substitution; furthermore, to compare sales patterns in different groups of the population, based on patients' age and gender.

In order to compare voluntary and mandatory surveillance data, two groups were defined by the surveillance start date.

In order to compare voluntary and mandatory surveillance data, two groups were defined by the surveillance start date of the first patient within a single NICU and the time of surveillance between the first and last patient.