Sentence examples for perceptions when compared from inspiring English sources

It cannot be assumed that a QOL instrument validated in younger individuals is equally appropriate for use in elderly patients, who are likely to have different values and perceptions when compared with younger patients.

Using the average perceptions of UCC crowding status among different healthcare providers as a 'gold standard' demonstrated strong inter-rater reliability between the SONET scores and provider perceptions when compared within the three different crowding statuses (not overcrowded, overcrowded and severely overcrowded, κ=0.6446).

McDonald's may be the world's largest fast food chain, but Ad Age reports that the behemoth usually ranks near the bottom in quality perception when compared with rivals.

In quantifying the difference between the technologies, the standard one achieved a higher average value of perception when compared with the innovative one, even if the difference was not statistically significant (3.99 vs 3.70, p-value = 0.198).

Finally, in a cohort of Finnish twins discordant for adult BMI, the obese co-twins showed the highest index of psychosocial stress perception when compared to the lean co-twins [12].

Individuals with severe malocclusion had a poorer aesthetic self-perception when compared to individuals with minor malocclusion rates.

The molecular xanthan material did not show differences in taste and flavour perception, when compared to starch and these materials had similar viscosities at 100 rad/s.

'Low' trust is the reference category with an odds ratio < 1 representing a reduced risk perception and an odds ratio > 1 representing an increased risk perception when compared to 'low' trust.

Our hypothesis is that tDCS and TENS simultaneously combined are more effective in reducing the intensity and sensory aspect of pain, presenting less disability and having a better effect on global perception when compared to patients receiving the treatments alone.

In the present study, MDMA administration to chronically stressed rats exhibited an upregulation of related gene categories associated with sensory perception when compared to stressed rats not given MDMA.

10 12 Van den Bergh et al 10 found that participants in the NELSON had a more positive attitude towards the benefits of lung cancer screening, as well as a higher affective risk perception, when compared with non-participants.