Sentence examples for based on an improvement from inspiring English sources

15 An additional analysis was conducted based on an improvement of two points or more from baseline (ie, achieving a score of 0 ("no wrinkle") or 1 ("shallow, just perceptible wrinkle"), again using the NLF severity scale.

This growth was predominantly based on an improvement in customer service, Fornell says.

This research introduces an email detection system that is designed based on an improvement in the negative selection algorithm.

Lim et al. [8] estimated its frequency at 18.8%, but in practice, this remains hard to confirm, since the diagnostic criteria are based on an improvement in platelet count when the drug is stopped.

This assay is based on an improvement of the Warren method [14], in which sialic acid is oxidized to formylpyruvic acid, which reacts with thiobarbituric acid to form a pink colored product.

Drug approval (pending) may therefore be granted based on an improvement in progression-free survival (PFS, time from randomization until objective tumour progression or death [ 3]).

This size is based on an expected improvement of 0.5 in the ADL Staircase score and one of 1.5 on the UIMH score.

The sample size was calculated based on an assumed improvement of 20% in AUSCAN pain VAS in the CRx-102 group compared to a 10%% improvement in the placebo-group from baseline to day 42 with an alpha of 0.05%, to achieve 80% power assuming a 15% drop out rate using a one tailed t test for the comparison of the mean changes.

This estimated effect size was based on an adherence improvement reported in a systematic review on the effect of (non-tailored) reminder systems on patient adherence to treatment [ 55].

Accordingly, based on an anticipated improvement of 25% in flow-mediated endothelium-dependent vasodilation in the group treated with salsalate compared with the group treated with placebo at 6 months and an estimated standard deviation of the mean change from baseline of 3.0%, we estimated that a total of 72 completed participants would be necessary for this study.

Sample size calculations are based on a 20% improvement from baseline in the control group and 50% improvement in the intervention group [ 35].