Sentence examples for survey as compared from inspiring English sources

What is the difference between treatment group, which interacted with four DCV clips prior to answering the osmosis survey, as compared to the control group?

Specifically, the following two sub-questions were investigated: (a) What is the difference between treatment group, which interacted with four DCV clips prior to answering the osmosis survey, as compared to the control group?

Logistic regression showed that households without a child who would have been <5 during the campaigns were over twice as likely to not have an ITN during the 2008 survey, as compared to those households with a child <5 during the campaigns [Adjusted odds ratio (AOR)  = 2.43; 95% confidence interval (CI): 1.67 3.55], while controlling for potential confounding factors (Table 2).

The proportion of correct responses was generally higher among the 139 additional community participants who volunteered to take the endline survey, as compared to the 373 participating mothers.

There was a more positive perception of the importance of confidentiality for adolescents seeking sexual and reproductive health services in the 2012 survey as compared to the 2005 survey, and this held for all socio-demographic groups.

The table shows the proportions of people in each category in percentages with 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) which were found in the same or in a different category of LBP duration at the 2nd survey as compared to the 1st survey.

On average, Mr. Perry gets 26 percent of the vote in the new surveys, as compared to 16 percent for Mr. Romney.

(In Ohio, Mr. Obama advanced only to a 2.2-point lead on the basis of the new surveys, as compared with a 2.1-point lead in Saturday's forecast).

The lower average from reef perimeter surveys as compared to our result is due to large areas of non-coral habitat (e.g., sandy back-reef lagoons) being included in estimates.

In addition, pesticide users had higher compliance to web surveys, with 46% completing 5 or 6 surveys, as compared with 11% of non-users.

However, employment status and educational level profiles became somewhat different at the second and third surveys as compared to the first.