Sentence examples for practices when compared to from inspiring English sources

The presence of family influence and family social capital may factor into a family firm's relatively slow process in formalizing human resource practices when compared to a non-family firm.

Multiparous mothers were less likely to have good cord practices when compared to primiparous (OR 0.5, CI 0.3 - 0.9); and so were mothers whose labour began at night compared to those whose labour began during day time (OR 0.6, CI 0.4 - 0.9).

Moreover, from the standpoint of clinical practice, when compared to EDLIPS, APACHE II requires 12 separate physiological data points and a sophisticated calculation scheme to derive a score over a 24-h period.

It is evident that physicians with a rural background are twice as likely to work in rural practice when compared to physicians with an urban background [ 16].

Recent graduates reflect that a focus on knowledge based attributes is less important once in practice when compared to final year.

At the same time, the graduates reflect that a focus on subject specific knowledge is less important once in practice when compared to final year.

Little is known about how the Nurse Consultant role function differs in metropolitan practice when compared to rural practice or when the role extends across both metropolitan and rural context.

Moreover, most studies evaluating pattern classification methods in mood disorders to date have used fMRI, which has a of relatively complex implementation and is less available in the clinical practice when compared to 1.5 T structural MRI.

In practice, when compared to other EU countries, this status means, among other things, a poorly developed road network, high urbanisation rate and problems with the restructuring of agriculture.

A consultation prevalence rate of 3% suggests that patients with persistent MUPS are common in general practice when compared to other frequently occurring conditions like hypertension, atrial fibrillation, diabetes mellitus, and depression, each accounting for 1.3-4.9 1.3-4.9 consultations in Norwegian general practice [ 33].

This study aims to answer the questions: 1) Does POCT urine culture and susceptibility testing decrease the use of inappropriate antibiotics, and 2) Does targeted therapy improve clinical outcomes in patients with suspected uncomplicated UTI in general practice when compared to POCT urine culture without susceptibility testing?