Sentence examples for measures comparison of from inspiring English sources

Main Outcome Measures: Comparison of anterior to posterior measurements of the Z joints from MRI scans taken before and after side-posture spinal adjusting and before and after side-posture positioning, and a rigorous subjective evaluation protocol of the Z joints by 3 radiologists blinded to the randomized groups.

Main Outcome Measures: Comparison of pre- and post-IDET diskograms.

Main outcome measures: Comparison of survey scores and individual responses among respondents.

Main Outcome Measures: Comparison of features identified on pudendal nerve terminal motor latency, urethral pressure profiles, and multichannel voiding pressure-flow study.

Repeated measures comparison of CD62P or CD63 expressions at different time points were also not different between the two sub-groups.

Main outcome measures Comparison of risk of clinical progression of benign prostatic hyperplasia at four years (defined as a ≥4 point worsening on IPSS, acute urinary retention, urinary tract infection, or surgery related to benign prostatic hyperplasia).

Second, another assessment will have to establish a clear behavioural baseline of energy use before any measures are installed, so that a post-measure comparison of energy use will be able to see whether energy-using behaviour has changed or not.

Now apperception (see below) is a purely psychological act in consciousness and it is solely as a law of the psychological processes involved in the "measuring comparison of sensations" that Wundt understands WL (PP I: 393).

The improved fairness with the C ̃ e -schedules is especially apparent with the power-adaptive schedules as shown in Figure 6b. Figure 6 Flow measure comparison of schedules with variable power and rate control.

Meta-analysis of outcomes with a continuous measure (comparison of means and standard deviations between control and treatment groups) was performed with Cochrane Review Manager (RevMan) Version 5.1.

Broome (1991) interprets utilities as measuring comparisons of objective betterness and worseness, rather than personal preferences: to say that $A$ has a greater utility than $B$ is to say that $A$ is objectively better than $B$.