Sentence examples for providers when compared to from inspiring English sources

Our study aimed to determine whether there are significant differences in the assignment of ASA-PS by non-anesthesia providers when compared to anesthesia providers.

The experienced providers, when compared to those who were less experienced, were more likely to be overconfident, particularly with the anterior and supraclavicular approaches.There was no statistically significant difference between the 3 approaches.

But, so far, there have only been sporadic attempts to benchmark how good the new providers are, especially when compared to local authorities.

The women who received the intervention had a 13.6 percentage point increase in institutional delivery and 46.4 percentage point increase in use of a skilled provider during delivery when compared to women in the comparison sub-districts [ 18].

"Given the lack of incentive for companies to provide better quality service and competitive prices, it is no surprise that individuals rank cable and Internet providers last in customer satisfaction when compared to other companies in other industries," the senators wrote.

When compared by clinical role groupings, supervisory physicians gave individual data item ratings at the extremes of the scale when compared to providers more responsible for the daily clinical care of NICU patients.

Based on historical data, this study finds that for every billion dollars in revenue, core providers create 812 more direct jobs or about twice as many, when compared to edge providers.

Differences in bleeding phenotype and provider interventions in postmenarchal adolescents when compared to adult women with bleeding disorders and heavy menstrual bleeding.

CONCLUSION: Despite similarities of high provider use, imaging and therapeutics, when compared to urban residents, rural residents reported higher levels of functional limitation and depression.

This may be somewhat of a caricature, but it is true that the expectations of "fatherhood" are changing rapidly among the younger generations when compared to provider and disciplinarian norms of old.

When industry multiplier effects are included, this job differential results in 4,200 more jobs across the entire economy for every billion dollars of revenue, when compared to edge providers.