Sentence examples for presentation in comparison to from inspiring English sources
The development of UTC shows promise in providing a more objective means of imaging changes in tendonopathic presentation in comparison to more conventional US imaging.
It corresponded to a larger negativity for the second presentation in comparison to the first one that was specific to frequent words (figure 4B) and observed only in left hemisphere (p <.001).
Furthermore, a similar increase in the distance travelled was observed when 50-kHz tones were presented (in comparison to periods without presentations: Z = −3.620, p<.001; in comparison to presentation of noise: Z = −3.548, p<.001).
The more unit presentations started in comparison to the number of their replicas u i, the better the unit utilization.
In the ampulla and bile duct cohort only tumour stage, grade and perineural invasion was associated with survival and included in the multivariate analysis; this may be due to the earlier presentation of cancers in comparison to pancreatic adenocarcinoma due to the manifestation of clinical symptoms.
This 17th ECCO 38th ESTRO32nd ESTRO congress took place in Amsterdam between September 27 and October 1, 2013, with 38% increase in the number of oral presentations and posters in comparison to the Stockholm Congress 2 years ago.
Young children also show an increase in the number of primary healthcare presentations per annum in comparison to other age groups, although the rate we recorded in the Dogslife cohort was still lower than the comparative values for children (a mean of 6 general practitioner consultations per person-year in children aged 0 4 years) [ 41].
In the analysis of secondary outcomes, more patients in the C-group were admitted directly to the ICU after first presentation to the ED in comparison to the S-group, causing a potential bias.
We found that a blocked presentation led to significantly better results in comparison to a random presentation.
Research on emotional picture content suggested that P3b amplitude enhancement is elicited by the presentation of emotionally charged pictures in comparison to neutral pictures (Briggs and Martin, 2009; Keil et al., 2002).
Results of the PSTs' interview analyses indicated that most PSTs expressed many benefits to the presentation of laboratory investigations using posters in comparison to the traditional laboratory reports.
