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Using this transparent approach we were able to reach deeper insights into influences on prescribing and how this might be improved than could be gained from reading any of the included papers in isolation.
Interestingly, physicians ranked 'Pharmacy-related Factors' as more amenable to intervention than 'Physician-related Factors', while pharmacists were more optimistic that 'Physician-related Factors' could be improved than were physicians themselves.
Because of benefiting from the relatively accurate boundaries produced by the SLIC, the segmentation in superpixel level is improved than the result of frame-level detection.
By minimizing the number of waveguide crossings in the optimized floorplans, the energy efficiency of the optical NoC is improved than the original designs.
As shown in Table 2, the τ e of P25/MWNTs and P25/MWNTs-THSs DSSCs is 8.85 and 7.96 ms, respectively, which has been improved than for the DSSC without MWNTs under the same conditions.
Kuang et al. reported that with ZnO@CdS/CdSe porous nanotube arrays with a unique porous nanotube structure and cosensitization effect, photoelectrochemical water-splitting performance was improved than that of pure ZnO.
FCY indicated significant anti-cancer effects, and its efficacy against tumor formation was improved than that of CY, therefore, FCY might be used for applications of traditional medicine against cancer in modern complementary and alternative therapeutics.
After application of cATSCs extract by the owner for 3 days, clinical symptom of AD was ameliolated in their clinical evaluation score and skin hydration was improved than PBS placebo (Table 4).
More factories said that production was improving than at any time since February 1997, the Fed said.
A number greater than zero means a higher percentage of the area's factories surveyed reported business was improving than deteriorating.
Figures above 50 indicate that more companies say business is improving than say it is getting worse, so that is hardly a sign of a new recession.
