Sentence examples for report when compared from inspiring English sources

Maternal and perinatal serious adverse events (SAE) are significantly under-reported by the Health Quality and Safety Commission HQSCC) annual report, when compared with those reported to the Perinatal and Maternal Mortality Review Committee PMMRCC).

Granted, when examined, these orgs that I herald are helping a miniscule portion of our population (numbers that I would do the orgs a disservice to research and report) when compared to the true need.

Milton Grimes, attorney for the Rainey family, said he could not comment specifically on the documents and photos reviewed by HuffPost but did say he has seen inconsistencies in the report when compared against other materials.

In the earlier report, when compared with less active participants, those who reported any moderate-to-high intensity leisure-time or occupational activity had a 33% lower odds of incident diabetes (9), and there was no evidence that more activity was better than less activity.

EBCTCG subsequently reported the 10 year follow-up results after the initial report: when compared to the untreated group, the anthracycline-based chemotherapy group had an absolute gain of 8% in recurrence free survival, 6.5% in breast cancer mortality, and 5% in overall mortality.

The latest research shows men are 10 times more likely to be employed in sports reporting when compared to women.

Numerical calculations are conducted on a real data of road network and various grid-size networks where encouraging results are reported when compared to earlier studies.

Ten percent of those 20 million people suffer from type 1 diabetes (T1DM), in which a 20%% prevalence of osteoporosis with significant bone loss has been reported when compared to healthy, age-matched subjects.

Previous research on this cohort found a lower prevalence of hypertension and atrial fibrillation on self-report when compared to objective measures.

A review paper designed to identify valid proxy measures of clinical behaviour concluded patient self-report demonstrated greater accuracy than either medical file review or clinician self-report when compared to a direct measure [ 14].

While it is well documented that subjective measures of physical activity over-report when compared to more accurate, objectively measured physical activity, 41 subjective measurement can be a useful and cost-effective tool when employed in a community-based programme if it is not feasible to obtain objective measurements.