Sentence examples for sponsored comparison from inspiring English sources

Systematically organized, institutionally sponsored comparison of manuscripts expressly for this purpose dates back at least to the founding of the Library at Alexandria (∼300 BCE), if not to far older Mesopotamian clay-tablet libraries [9].

After the exclusion of studies that did not compare alternative health technologies (cost-analysis (n=24), cost-consequence (n=98), and cost-of-illness (n=16) studies), a total of 150 sponsored studies involving comparisons remained.

Of a total of 59 statin and dose comparisons available in the 37 non-industry sponsored trials (including multiple comparisons in multi-armed trials), 35 were unique comparisons, and 31 of the unique comparisons were also available in the industry sponsored trials (see table 2 in web appendix).

In comparison with studies sponsored by nonprofit organisations, industry-sponsored studies were 1.9 times more likely to be cost-minimisation analyses, and 2.5 times less likely to be cost-effectiveness analyses.

In comparison to studies sponsored by nonprofit organisations, the industry-sponsored studies were 3.45 times more likely to involve drugs and 25 (1/0.04) times less likely to involve evaluation of diagnostic screening methods.

By sponsoring a standardized comparison of new and existing preclinical models at independent laboratories, we have taken a proactive approach to streamline phenotypic characterization and develop a uniform process.

The current study, sponsored by Allurion, had no comparison group of subjects who got a placebo treatment.

As trials reporting such outcomes were almost exclusively funded by the industry, there was an inadequate number of non-industry sponsored trials for a meaningful comparison between the two sets of trials.

In comparison with the studies sponsored by nonprofit-making organisations, they were 1.86 (lower 99% CI=1.21) times more likely to reach positive qualitative conclusions about costs.

For comparison, we have used the sponsored sector-based coverage computation technique proposed in [5] which we refer to as in the results.

In addition, out of a total of 35 unique statin dose comparisons available in non-industry sponsored trials, 31 were also available in industry sponsored trials.