Sentence examples for prior comparison from inspiring English sources

About a fifth of Adult program participants had prior comparison program (UI or ES) experience, compared to over two-fifths of Dislocated Workers.

a Unilateral right mediolateral oblique and b magnified craniocaudal mammograms demonstrate abundant segmental coarse heterogeneous calcifications not present on a prior comparison study performed 2 years earlier (not shown).

Treatment fidelity – The quality of delivery of the two treatments was assessed by independent raters using an adaptation of an instrument developed for a prior comparison of CBT-BN and IPT (Loeb et al., 2005).

To allow comparison with past environmental exposures, we chose a prior comparison period that allowed us to use the maximum amount of environmental data available from the pollution sites used in the study: 25 January 2002 to 31 March 2005.

Based on this prior comparison by Stellbaum et al., we pre-defined clopidogrel low-responders as those with platelet aggregation above the 75th percentile (cut-off of 27 AUC for the ADP test or 10 AUC for the ADP-PGE test; data not shown).

Consistent with the prior comparison with the recombinant fl-OPN standards (Fig. 3B), the IBL assay reflected the highest amount of fl-OPN, with an average of 1170 ng/ml, which is 10-fold higher than the results from the other three assays (Assay Designs 44.7 ng/ml, in house 4.3 ng/ml, R&D 129 ng/ml).

Yes, even with all prior comparisons to Winston Churchill, Netanyahu's last minute, Hail Mary campaign stunts were not his finest hour.

Prior comparisons between PBM signal intensities and dissociation constant data for several eukaryotic proteins indicate that relative Kd values are approximately inversely correlated with the median signal intensity of each k-mer analyzed, indicating that relative signal intensities estimate DNA binding preferences [20].

Prior comparisons of these risk scores in NSTEMI and cardiac chest pain patients have cited the greater discriminative capacity of the GRACE scores in-hospital and at 1 year for mortality alone, a composite endpoint of death and recurrent MI, and the combined triple endpoint of death, recurrent MI, and recurrent revascularization [8], [9], [10].

However, several prior comparisons of imagery with verbal representations have consistently found imagery to have stronger effects on emotional outcomes, with verbal methods sometimes having paradoxical negative effects.

If the expenditure analysis is conducted on a general sample, then prior comparisons of generic measures can inform measure choice (13, 15).