Sentence examples for satisfaction when compared to from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis of this study was to analyze if Stella and Warner's technique have high survival rates and their rehabilitation have similar satisfaction when compared to total fixed prostheses with conventional implants.

Individuals meeting their friends more often and declaring themselves more satisfied with their friendship relationships tend to have a higher life satisfaction when compared to people who rarely meet their friend and/or are not satisfied with their relationships.

Preoperative prosthesis manufacturing is simpler, technically speaking, and has the added advantage of lowering surgical time, blood loss and infection rate, and improving the aesthetic result satisfaction when compared to intraoperative moulding [30].

"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.

Surgical sector nurses and those >55 years of age reported higher job satisfaction when compared to the other groups.

DSAEK has gained increasing popularity as it induces less post-operative astigmatism, less high order aberrations, and encounters higher patient satisfaction, when compared to PK [ 4].

Urban residents had 0.261 unit greater satisfaction score when compared to those from the rural area (95%CI: 0.090 to 0.431).

The results of this study show that for patients who report dissatisfaction with loratadine, a product switch to desloratadine offers equal, and in many instances, increased benefits along a series of product-related satisfaction measures when compared to a switch to fexofenadine.

Women belonging to Group A and Group B showed an impairment of sexual arousal, satisfaction, lubrification and orgasm when compared to fertile controls.

Using visual analogue scales, Zandbelt et al. [ 5] revealed patients had a higher overall satisfaction with the encounter when compared to their physicians.

There is a solid body of evidence pointing to the benefits associated with having a usual family physician, including more timely system entry [ 21, 22], more preventive care [ 21, 23, 24], better rates of screening [ 25], and greater patient satisfaction [ 26] when compared to patients who lack a regular family physician.