Sentence examples for restricted to compare from inspiring English sources

When analyses were restricted to compare influenza-positive patients with patients who tested positive for a non-influenza virus, overall adjusted VE was 59%95%5% CI: 39, 72).

We were thus restricted to compare event rates to our own controls, and could not reliably use the general population/national registries.

Serum profiling was therefore restricted to compare Lady transgenic mice receiving a standard diet with those receiving E/S/L-supplementation, as the latter group alone clearly exhibited the benefits.

The statistics given in equation (2) should be restricted to comparing marker sets with the same number of markers.

Most of these studies were restricted to comparing the human and mouse transcriptomes, thereby limiting the interpretation to a bilateral relationship without evidence from further organisms [ 3- 7].

We were instead restricted to comparing the position of RNAPII transcription stress events detected by ChIP-seq with the position of chromosomal breakages detected by CGH (Examples of such events are shown in Figure S4).

This finding highlights that relative disadvantage exists within and across remote Aboriginal communities and measuring disadvantage should not be restricted to comparing only that between broad Indigenous and non-Indigenous population groups.

Since these earlier studies are restricted to comparing the well-being of cohabiting and married (Diener et al. 2000; Soons and Kalmijn 2009), or divorced and married individuals (Diener et al. 2000; Kalmijn 2010), studying the complete set of partnership statuses provides a more extensive test of the normative context hypothesis.

ATSM participants reported significant decreases in days restricted to bed compared with usual care participants (−1.7 days/month, rate ratio 0.5[955% CI 0.3 1.0]) and with GMV participants (−2.3 days/month, rate ratio 0.4 [0.2 0.7]) (Table 2).

Consistent with our previous observations, TDP-43 appeared mostly restricted to the nucleus compared with controls (compare Fig. 3B F with 3A).

The current study also shows that that several transcripts more highly expressed in glomeruli compared to other nephron segments [ 9] are not restricted to glomeruli when compared to non-renal tissues or cells (additional file 2).