Sentence examples for claimed improvements from inspiring English sources

Nath counters that there are about 40 cases described in the literature of ALS patients taking antiretrovirals, but it's difficult to make sense of these reports—about half of which claimed improvements.

Despite the claimed improvements in construct stability, anterior access has disadvantages, including risk of vascular injury and sacrificing of the anterior longitudinal ligament [ 35].

The increasing incidence of cancer, development of more therapeutic alternatives, increasing patient involvement in disease management and treatment decisions, claimed improvements of quality of life, limitations on hospital resources, and healthcare policies have all contributed to the move towards OADs.

In 2005 the Statistics Commission, a numbers watchdog, backed private researchers who said most of the claimed improvement in the performance of children leaving primary school was illusory (see chart).Sadly, this lesson appears to have gone unheeded.

This paper aims to assess the validity of China's claimed improvement, examine major responsible factors, and identify future improvement opportunities.

94% of the patients claimed improvement after the operation and 90% were satisfied with the UKA.

The majority of specific results reported by both media and bioethics articles may be said to have accurately conveyed this result as they claimed improvement in task performance or memory (Additional file 3 and Additional file 4).

Mr Harman claims improvements in productivity.

They're claiming improvements in efficiency of 18%, which would potentially mean CO2 emissions of just 73g/km and overall fuel economy of 85mpg.

This is the fourth year we have watched banks claim improvements in their core areas – and then turn round and tell us there is still garbage inside their businesses that needs to be written off.

In releasing an audit claiming improvements in most of the 191 dioceses studied, the bishops underlined how far they still had to go to repair the deep damage to the church's reputation.