Sentence examples for more helpful compared from inspiring English sources

Of all of the CAMs frequently used by >10% of the CAM-group users, MBPs were perceived to be more helpful compared with NPs and TM.

Overall, these findings complement the previous preliminary work on decision aids for trial participation in that they show that patients perceive these tools as useful and more helpful (compared to existing PILs) in terms of making a well-informed, balanced, personally relevant decision.

In terms of treatment providers, those participants who had been living in Australia for longer believed that GPs (rs = .208, p = .002), psychologists (rs = .231, p = .001), community mental health teams (rs = .241, p < .001) and telephone counselling (rs = .208, p = .002) were more helpful compared to those recently arrived.

Defined in our survey as "psychotherapy focused on changing thoughts", those from a Christian background were more likely to select it as helpful compared with those from Mandaean backgrounds.

Meanwhile, 32percentt of white respondents felt that allowing more private citizens to carry guns would be "very helpful," compared to just 9percentt of black and 15percentt of Hispanic respondents.

Slightly more participants diagnosed post-1996 reported greater satisfaction with the information received, with 20.1% claiming it was 'very helpful' compared with 17.2% of those diagnosed pre-1996 (Fig. 3a d).

"This is so helpful compared to looking at elevations," she said when she finished.

In particular, more research is needed to clarify (a) what is required for implicit values clarification, and (b) if the use of strategies to encourage implicit values clarification is helpful, compared with explicit VCMs and also compared with no VCMs.

More helpful, perhaps, to compare this sprawling epic to Bill Forsyth's similarly flawed Being Human, of which the director ruefully concluded: "Perhaps I should have just written a poem".

Furthermore, a more helpful study may compare the adverse event rate to exposure rate by gathering local data on dispensing of various etiologic agents to estimate the cutaneous adverse event rate.

Although fewer patients reported using relaxation exercises, massage, and meditation, compared with vitamin and mineral supplements, these MBPs were perceived to be more helpful by their users, compared with the users of vitamin and mineral supplements.