Sentence examples for as improving by from inspiring English sources

All 15 responders to SRI and not BICLA failed to improve in every organ, but 12 were rated as improving by PRI.

When the response to ranolazine was redefined to incorporate a 20-point change on the SAQAF score (in the base-case analysis, response was defined as improving by at least 1 SAQAF health state), the ICER was £1692/QALY.

10 Transition probabilities for ranolazine patients achieving adequate efficacy on treatment, defined as improving by at least one angina frequency health state (eg, transitioning from daily to weekly angina symptoms) were calculated based on rates observed in corresponding ERICA patients (table 1).

%DLCO was rated similarly, except that "improvement" was defined as improved by >5%.

The great contribution of the Amatis to the development of the violin was their evolution of the flat, shallow model, which, as improved by Stradivari, proved the fittest to survive in modern concert conditions by reason of the brilliant soprano tone of which it is capable.

"Any risks associated with an innovation may be seen by the public as improved by the processor and beyond the control of the consumer," the author explains.Consumers inclined towards buying organic products report lower levels of trust in government, suggesting that perceptions of risk influence food-buying patterns.

Mechanical properties, such as tensile strength (Rm) and Young's modulus under tensile (E), as well as magnetic parameters of the membranes were further found as improved by the increase of Fe@MWCNT content and the presence of magnetic field.

Being recovered, in both cases, meant being recognized as improved by themselves, their sponsors, as well as the other addicted participants.

Access was described as improved by some participants based on "the premise that women, as child bearers, will require family housing".

19 A meta-analysis of 34 interventions showed that the family caregivers to persons with dementia appraised their own coping skills as improved by the intervention.

Thus, it is reasonable to expect that patients who participate in a treatment program and rate their symptoms as improved by 60% or more will gain 7 to 8 points on the QOLS total score.