The supply and demand side factors which help in explaining this success are compared with the situation prevailing in the rest of the developing world.
Finally, the themes and concepts derived from individual and collective experiences in conducting their work, the challenges they have been facing and their successes were compared with experiences reported in the literature to develop an applied perspective on the way GHR can be practiced, evaluated, and supported.
Eagle site occupancy and reproductive success are compared each year with the model-based predictions in order to update the credibility weights assigned to three competing models.
Weaning success (S) and failure groups (U) were compared with the nonparametric Mann-Whitney test for continuous variables and the chi-square test for dichotomous variables, whereas different respiratory complexity indices over the 2 phases of PSV were compared with a Wilcoxon paired test.
Responses to this question were compared with the predefined success criteria (table 1) and used to evaluate patient user satisfaction with the AIM programme.
These factors were compared with the criterion, success, which was defined as attaining three positive outcomes: 1) integrity of the implant or membrane; 2) minimum of 10-dB gain in the auditory threshold or, in the case of normal hearing, conservation of same; and 3) air-filled space in the middle ear.
When baseline characteristics predictive of success are compared between treatment groups, for glargine, patients with lower postprandial glucose and mean plasma glucose, shorter diabetes duration, and higher 1,5-anhydroglucitol were more likely to maintain the goal at the end point.
Overall catheterisation success rates and vein diameters among the three groups were compared with Dunn tests.
If one clinic has a highly selected population of patients - with, for instance, no previous history of failed treatments or concurrent medical conditions - its success rates cannot be compared with those of a clinic prepared to take on all who walk through the door.
The insemination success in risk matings was compared with the insemination success in non-risk matings (non-carrier bulls mated to daughters of carrier sires) using a linear regression model.
