Sentence examples for practice in comparison with from inspiring English sources

In fact, it is showed that the solutions provided by game theory are closer to practice in comparison with other common methods, due to better reflection of how involved parties behave in reality (Madani 2010).

Whilst Tasmania provides leadership and best practice in comparison with international policy benchmarks, the paper reports data from a 15-year longitudinal case study which confirms that South Australia lags and demonstrably would benefit from application of the policy guidelines developed.

Six studies showed a positive change in participants' knowledge, and three studies showed a change in practice in comparison with traditional formats [ 18].

In the present study, we have analysed the survival of TNF antagonists in patients with SpA in clinical practice in comparison with RA patients in a registry.

The choice to translate and psychometrically test the MDHAQ under Swedish conditions is due to the increased scope of the MDHAQ and it´s usefulness in clinical practice in comparison with other outcome measurements [ 9].

The objective was to evaluate the effect of an assessment strategy using the computer decision support system (the GRAIDS software), on the management of familial cancer risk in British general practice in comparison with best current practice.

Therefore, the current study was initiated to determine the molecular basis of TI and the genotype/phenotype correlations in Northern Iraq and to review its management practices in comparison with those employed in other countries in the Mediterranean and the Middle East.

Table 2 shows practice patterns in comparison with KDIGO recommendations.

Providers could see their rate of adherence to CHCI's COT practice guidelines in comparison with their colleagues.

This is particularly the case in general practice, which, in comparison with the hospital sector, is relatively new to large-scale improvement efforts.

Medical students and practicing physicians, in comparison with the general population and that of other professions, are exposed to academic and professional stress and therefore are vulnerable to psychosocial health problems and certain specific dysfunctions that may compromise their physical, mental, and social health.