Sentence examples for monitoring as compared from inspiring English sources

These new agents have predictable pharmacokinetic properties, minimal food drug interactions, and do not require frequent monitoring as compared to warfarin [ 11– 11].

We should bear in mind, that remifentanil patient controlled analgesia in labour so far should not be viewed as a poor man's epidural requiring less monitoring as compared to epidural analgesia [ 50].

One major advantage of invasive monitoring as compared to non-invasive techniques is the ability to simultaneously monitor the pulse wave in different intracranial regions, providing the opportunity of comparing pulse pressure in different compartments.

F-FDG PET/CT is able to diagnose patients with LVV without cranial or cervical artery involvement, which is clinically relevant as patients with arteritis temporalis are probably more prone to develop thoracic aortic dilatation or arterial occlusion, and therefore need a more intensive treatment and close monitoring as compared to patients with isolated LVV or PMR [ 100, 103].

We calculated the incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) for MUGA-scan monitoring as compared to no monitoring as follows: Sensitivity analyses were used to assess the effects of cumulative dose and cure rates from Dox and non-Dox regimens on the outcomes of the model.

The aim of this work is to evaluate perioperative hemodynamic monitoring for major abdominal surgery using the estimated continuous cardiac output (esCCO) technique available with the NIHON KOHDEN Vismo monitor as compared with the LiDCOrapid hemodynamic monitoring system.

The findings suggested that visualization-based interfaces generally improve the accuracy and efficiency of facility operators' decisions in monitoring tasks as compared to interfaces designed mainly with tabular displays.

The purpose of this single-center, open-label study (KRONUS) was to evaluate the effect of LBN 0.024%, a single entity monotherapy, administered once daily for 2 weeks on IOP over a 24-h monitoring period as compared to baseline in healthy Japanese subjects.

As shown in Figure 3, significantly more risk-tested patients had clinical measures monitored and improvement as compared with patients in the comparison group.

The measurement of absorbance is a rapid, nondestructive, inexpensive, and relatively easy-to-automate method to monitor bacterial growth, as compared to many other techniques and particularly when compared to classical viable count methods.

This marker of inflammation homeostasis seems more specific and sensitive to monitor septic patients as compared with C-reactive protein, or even cytokines that are not so easy to routinely measure.