Sentence examples for using the same patient from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands since 2004 almost all hospitals are using the same patient satisfaction questionnaire for clinical and outpatient settings, the so called Core Questionnaire for the assessment of Patient Satisfaction (COPS).

Using the same patient records, they reported that cardiovascular risks were highest for codeine and that codeine and oxycodone, the active ingredient in drugs like OxyContin, posed higher mortality-related risks than hydrocodone, the active ingredient in drugs like Vicodin.

We compared these results with that of DriverNet using the same patient subsets.

When multiple publications presented results using the same patient cohort, the most recent or the most complete publication was selected for inclusion.

A later study using the same patient population evaluated the transition zone between the cortical gray and white matter by overlaying a sigmoid function in binary images [ 11].

A 'reference standard' of judgment correctness was generated using the same patient case records that formed the basis for each scenario.

Genes of interest were measured and directly validated by quantitative real time RT-PCR using the same patients and healthy controls' samples as tested by microarray.

mRNA expression levels of the nine genes containing the top-ranked differentially methylated CpGs (Table  2) were investigated using the same patients' tumor tissue samples.

Nonetheless, we could identify some hints about which preference-based instrument was more responsive than the others in each mental disorder using the same patients.

We examined whether uTWEAK levels in LN patients remained significantly higher than that in non-LN SLE patients (using the same patients studied for Figure 1) even when uTWEAK is corrected to urinary creatinine.

We presented here a case study that illustrates differences in DSS obtained using the same patients and the above four methods, each of which has underlying assumptions which may be imperfectly met in any particular data.