Sentence examples for preformed compared from inspiring English sources
Post-hoc analysis of the individual items on the Decisional Balance questionnaire revealed that 55.6% of women in the Precontemplation group believed that a mammogram was not needed if a clinical breast exam was preformed compared to 18.5% of the women in the Action/Maintenance group and none in the Contemplation group.
How exactly does this form of magnetism preform compared to say two magnets repealing each other because of their poles ?
Gene-microarray analysis of brain lesions found lower 5HT2 receptor expression in all 4 MS patients that analysis was preformed for compared to that of 2 controls [ 120].
For the tubular specimens, two types of preforms were compared: filament wound and jelly-rolled with different woven structures.
Calculated MDCs show that the detection system preforms respectably when compared to other state of the art radioxenon detection systems and achieved an MDC of less than 1 mBq/m3 for 131mXe, 133Xe, and 133mXe, in accordance with limits set by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBTO).
Fat-supplemented treatments reduced the yield of de novo milk FA (23 g/d) and increased the yields of mixed (43 g/d) and preformed (52 g/d) milk FA compared with CON.
Unidirectional preforms were found to decrease fracture toughness as compared to plain weave preforms due to reduced inter-ply interaction.
In addition, multivariate modelling is preformed in order to visualize and compare the results obtained from the different statistical approaches.
Henricson et al. (2007) found better 5-year survival in surgeons who had preformed more than 40 TARs, when comparing their first 30 TARs with operations performed thereafter.
It is deduced that a lower aspect ratio and higher initial fractional density preforms exhibits improved formability index values compared to that of higher aspect ratio preforms.
The adjusted hazard ratio was 2.012, 95% CI (1.145, 3.533) when the initial surgery was preformed in the high-volume health region compared to elsewhere.
