Sentence examples for practices as compared from inspiring English sources

Experiments and field tests are methods which can directly and more accurately describe the engineering practices as compared with others.

Technical Skills elective (KT) students indicated a more positive attitude towards DAT-based teaching practices as compared to Home Economics elective (ERT) students.

High technological intensive firms are perceived as attaching a greater importance to certain design factors that are related to electronic-business practices, as compared to other design factors for low technological intensive companies.

audits of indications for cesarean section (CS), feedback for health professionals, and implementation of best practices, as compared with usual care (QUARISMA study), resulted in a small reduction in the rate of CS in Quebec and important cost savings from a health care payer perspective.

We found that Malays (an ethnic minority) had significantly higher positive practices as compared to the Chinese (the ethnic majority).

First, responder bias is an issue, because relying on self-report probably overestimates use of evidence-based practices as compared with actual practices.

In addition, we also investigated whether a new interactive problem format, drag-and-drop problems, might be a more effective form of deliberate practice, as compared with a more traditionally formatted (and much easier to create) multiple choice format.

The Swiss report found that total practice costs for physicians who specialized in homeopathic medicine had an overall 15.4 percent reduction in overall health care costs associated with their practice, as compared with physicians who practiced conventional medicine as well as those physicians who practice other "complementary and alternative medicine" treatments (but not homeopathic medicine).

Consequently, the CBAL students may have underestimated their preparedness for practice as compared to AL students.

Individuals in this study were twice more likely to have risky sexual practice as compared to nonalcohol users.

Widowed and single individuals were less likely to engage in risky sexual practice as compared with married ones.