Sentence examples for perspectives when compared from inspiring English sources

Yet, if the students in our sample are considered as a whole, they may differ in perspectives when compared to samples of students from other institutions.

However, these interviews were judged to include a balance of mainstream and outlier perspectives when compared to informal conversations the investigator had with other course participants and recorded in field notes.

Being placed in a historical perspective, when compared over the long term, sugarcane productivity was observed to reach a plateau in Brazil and its performance over this period has lagged far behind the other major crops.

3. To investigate the effect of PEMF in acute scaphoid fractures on functional outcome 4. To investigate the potential cost-effectiveness of PEMF from a societal perspective when compared with care as usual.

The model predicts that a vaccination strategy for those aged over 50 years would lead to an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of £13,077 per QALY gained from the NHS perspective, when compared to the current strategy of no vaccination.

The results of this study demonstrate that anastrozole is a cost-effective alternative to tamoxifen (i.e. £17 656 per QALY gained) for the adjuvant treatment of postmenopausal women with HR+ early breast cancer from the UK NHS perspective when compared with NICE's thresholds of £20 000–£30 000 per QALY.

Fish and shellfish are considered to be the most important sources of organic arsenic in the diet, and although fish and shellfish are included in the Danish diet, levels of consumption are low in a worldwide perspective when compared with central Asia or countries such as Japan.

Moreover, ADEs seem to be associated with a high overall COI from the societal perspective, when comparing respondents with and without ADEs.

Moreover, ADEs seem to be associated with high overall COI from a societal perspective when comparing respondents with and without ADEs.

An Italian study [ 79] also reported cost-saving results from a societal perspective when comparing a universal vaccination programme with an adjuvanted influenza vaccine in children aged 6 60 months to current immunisation practice.

It is also possible that the new generation with a higher proportion of women who have formal education have different perspectives on delivery care when compared to the older generations.