Sentence examples for better changes in from inspiring English sources

Rather than legalize a practice that doesn't truly benefit the public, the mayor should make other, better changes in the way the wild and woolly livery car industry is regulated.

Even with their higher resolution, neither M4a nor M4as demonstrated better changes in the minor rainfall pattern.

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We are aware of only one recent trial on health education in the management of hypertension: Ribeiro et al. compared monthly health education workshops alone to monthly education workshops combined with family orientation through home visits [ 4], and found the latter strategy was associated much better changes in adherence to treatment and reductions in behavioral and clinical risk parameters.

Overall, maintaining MTX with ETN yields a better change in DAS28 than stopping MTX.

In addition, there is some evidence of tool validity here in that discharged patients had a substantially better change in risk factors (reduced Vulnerabilities and improved Strengths) compared to those who were not discharged in the study period.

This "social reconstruction" (or better, "change in social acceptance"), will then perhaps illuminate our attitude towards caring for our elderly in a new way and not simply as seeing them one of the "vulnerable" populations, even though they may be.

When looking at phenotypes associated with the MetS, these parameters were also generally associated with a more beneficial profile during the follow-up, or with a better change in profile over the 9-year period.

The majority of meta-analyses did find an association between the use of theoretically derived psychosocial intervention and greater weight loss, better change in dietary outcome, and increased physical activity.

The same happened with the effect size as the patients who declared a 'much better' change in their general health status due to their osteoporosis at visit at 6 months had an effect size of 1.35, compared to those patients who declared a 'quite better' change having an ES of 1.23.

In his recent study, this device better captured changes in posture and foot pressure than hip-level accelerometers.