Sentence examples for survey when compared to from inspiring English sources

Results revealed that sediments in the western strata had significantly higher silt/clay content in the 2000 survey when compared to baseline sediments, while sediments east of the disposal zone were similar to baseline.

Thirty-three percent of patients with myeloma were "understaged" based on the skeletal survey when compared to MR [ 7].

HEALTH, HYGIENE AND CARING PRACTICES More women in the CASD sample were receiving some form of antenatal care in the Follow-up survey when compared to Baseline but not more than the Control group.

If anyone is embarrassed to reveal their vote choice to another person (perhaps because the candidate promotes racist and misogynistic ideas that are socially undesirable), then the Trump vote share should increase in the online and automated surveys when compared to the telephone polls.

Developing countries may have different types of bias in health surveys when compared to developed countries.

The accuracy is improved by validating the RAMPv2 DEM elevation by supplementing with GLAS/ICESat and DGPS survey data, when compared to that of DEM constructed by using GLAS/ICESat or RAMPv2 alone.

We report mean scores, percent positive scores (percentage of providers who responded four or higher on a five point scale (agree slightly or agree strongly), and the odds of EWR participants agreeing with individual survey items when compared to non-participants.

The lower median prices of some of the surveyed medicines when compared to their IRPs suggest that these medicines are cheaper than in the reference countries.

Studies of generic instruments showed that NF1 had a significant impact on all domains of the Short Form 36 health survey (SF-36) when compared to the normative population [ 15, 16].

Seismic survey is relatively slow when compared to GPR survey however it gives quantifiable results.

In the present study no significant immunological effects were observed in the surveyed NPP workers when compared to a reference population.