Sentence examples for models with usual from inspiring English sources
textstylebegin{cases} u^{(4)}(x)+frac{beta}{x}u"'(x)=H( x,u(x)), u(0)=u_{0}, qquad u'(0)=u"(0)=u"'(0)=0. end{cases} (8) The singular point (x=0) appears once with shape factor β. Naturally, solving high-order models with usual methods is difficult, so providing appropriate methods to solve these types of equations is useful.
Comparing two widely advocated and implemented dementia case management care models with usual care, will provide valuable information on process, clinical and cost outcomes.
While various models of case management for dementia are implemented in multiple regions in the Netherlands [ 33], this appears to be one of the first studies to compare different case management models with usual care.
In the absence of studies directly comparing different models of palliative care, inference was made from results comparing models with usual care as to which had most evidence for efficacy and cost-effectiveness.
We highlight similarities and differences of the present model with usual damage mechanics models and with pseudo-elasticity.
The purpose of this study was to compare an educational approach based on the Stages of Change Model with usual care education in reducing dietary fat intake and serum lipids in individuals with hyperlipidemia.
In conclusion, this trial will compare a disease management model with usual care.
22 The aim of the data analysis discussed in this paper was to compare a doctor pharmacist collaborative prescribing model with usual care, with regard to safety, access, appropriateness and effectiveness; the null hypothesis being that no difference exists between the two models of care.
It is unknown whether there are also differences in clinical and cost-effectiveness between these case management models compared with usual care.
However, negative predictive values remained high, and the triage model simulation illustrates that there would be no increase in complications on the floor using this model compared with usual care.
This is in line with a recent study by van der Heijden et al. [ 30], which showed lower number of hospitalisations for diabetic patients in a managed care model compared with usual care (0.7 versus 2.7), whereas the mean number of consultations was slightly higher (7.6 versus 6.1).
