Sentence examples for a decrease in impairment from inspiring English sources

In all studies, comparisons between preoperative and postoperative values showed a significant decrease in ODI scores after treatment, indicating a decrease in impairment [see Additional file 1].

In addition to the reduction of psychopathology, we also found a decrease in impairments in psychosocial functioning.

Besides just delaying graft loss, optimal kidney graft function is associated with a decrease in alloimmune graft impairment (16).

Among primigravidae who had recently delivered a live birth we found that higher education was associated with a decrease in female fertility impairment independently of age and other behavioural factors, but no other socioeconomic indicator was related.

From figure 2  it can be observed that, among primigravidae, higher education level was associated with a decrease in female fertility impairment, independently of other demographic and behavioural characteristics.

A German study of fibromyalgia patients also confirmed this association: higher impairment at baseline was predictive of a clinically significant decrease in impairment after treatment; greater physical impairment prior to treatment increased the likelihood of having a substantial decrease in functional impairment due to pain after therapy was completed by about 4.24 times [ 43].

In contrast, for CSHCN impaired at baseline, the change in SDM was significant with each 1-point increase in SDM over time associated with a 2-point decrease in impairment (95% CI: 0.5, 3.4).

In contrast, among those below the impairment threshold, the mean level of SDM was significant with each one point increase in the mean level of SDM associated with a 1.1-point decrease in impairment (0.4, 1.7), but the change was not associated with impairment.

For CSHCN impaired at baseline, the change in SDM was significant with each 1-point increase in SDM over time associated with a 2-point decrease in impairment (95% CI: 0.5, 3.4), whereas the mean level of SDM was not associated with impairment.

The use of waste materials with a good removal capacity of contaminants without modification or activation is highly desirable, since there is a decrease in the main impairments of the process, or rather, effluent treatment costs or contaminated resources.

Pre- and post-test comparisons of 59 women participating in at least 2 sessions (median 3) showed a decrease in ratings of severe impairment (from 22 participants with severe impairment pre-intervention, to 3 and 2 participants at end of treatment and 1 to 2 year follow-up respectively, p = .04) [ 38].