Sentence examples for using a comparable methodology from inspiring English sources

There are many benefits of cMYPs; e.g., from a global perspective these country plans provide data on immunization program costs (including operational costs of campaigns) across a wide array of countries in a standardized form and using a comparable methodology.

Two studies using a comparable methodology with community samples (Borelli and Prinstein 2006; Cassidy et al. 2003a, b) indicated that the tendency for children higher in depression and lower in global self-worth to prefer more negative feedback extends to non-clinical samples.

Over ten years ago, a research group lead by Ashton [ 40] used a comparable methodology to develop explicit criteria to evaluate the quality of care for three chronic conditions: congestive heart failure, obstructive lung disease and diabetes mellitus.

Despite the use of a comparable methodology some studies demonstrated rather high LTB4 levels in EBC of healthy subjects [ 31, 32].

Compared with similar studies in China using comparable methodology, our age-standardised HPV prevalence estimate in Shenyang (17%) is slightly higher than that in the central rural province of Shanxi, known to be at high cervical cancer risk (14%, Dai et al, 2006).

However, while we have combined data from studies designed for different purposes, and with differing response rates, they were conducted within similar time frames, drew samples from electoral rolls using a similar methodology and had comparable socio-demographic profiles.

At baseline, average PCr recovery rate (T1/2) was 29 seconds, which is approximately 24% slower than those of healthy young and old adults studied with the same apparatus and using comparable methodology [24].

Studies using comparable methodology to estimate prevalence across different geographical regions and to monitor changes to it over time provide a powerful approach.

Thus, it will be important to cross-check the modules found in our data with future studies conducted using comparable methodology.

Using comparable methodology, our finding is much closer to the 59% NTS and 25% TS previously reported among bacteraemia children in this institution [ 19].

Many industrialized countries collect data on nutritional status, but they analyse them using a methodology that is not comparable to that used for developing countries.