The phrase "amount improvement" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and should likely be "amount of improvement" or "improvement amount."
Example: "The amount of improvement in her performance was noticeable after the training program."
Alternatives: "level of improvement" or "degree of improvement."
These figures suggest that by taking into account reciprocity when deciding the behavior, the activity in the SNS improves, although the amount of improvement is quite limited.
The amount of improvement was greatest in patients with postoperative improvement in visual function, and the best postoperative vision-related QOL was seen in patients with better postoperative visual function.
The analysis quantifies the error and confidence associated with a diagnosis, suggests actions the user could take to improve battery life, and projects the amount of improvement.
Of the individual MADRS items, "reported sadness" (ES =0.88) and "lassitude" (ES = 0.80) showed the greatest amount of improvement, and "concentration difficulties" (ES = 0.50) showed the least amount of improvement during treatment.
However, the study authors noted that the improvements in the task being learned did not result in the same amount of improvement in performance on new motion direction discrimination tasks.
Then, the amount of improvement in MSE from averaging the two estimates versus the MSE of either estimate: Improvement from averaging = Average MSE of individual estimates - MSE of the average of estimates.
If a patient improves from one stage to the next stage, then the amount of improvement can be estimated by the difference between the two items' locations.
We calculated normalized gain scores between the pre-test and post-test, which measures the amount of improvement demonstrated by students relative to the amount that they could have improved on the assessment instrument (Hake 1998; Theobald and Freeman 2014).
