Sentence examples for considered much improved from inspiring English sources

Though there had been sporadic attacks since then, security around Mogadishu had been considered much improved.

When responding to the MCII anchor question "Overall, how are the problems now in the hip on which you had surgery, compared to before your operation?", most patients (88%) considered themselves much improved and 77 patients (6%) considered themselves a little improved 1 year after THA (Table 6, see Supplementary data).

For the CGI, a patient was defined as being a responder if considered to be "much improved" or better on the CGI improvement subscale, while being rated as "mild" or less on the CGI severity subscale.

It is considered much more polite.

We considered patients choosing response option 1 2 ("very much improved" and "much improved") on the GPE-scale as "importantly improved" and those choosing option 3 5 ("a little improved", "no change" and "a little deterioration") as "stable".

We considered "completely recovered and much improved "as a clinically important difference.

At the end of treatment, 46%and58%58 % of patients were considered to be much/very much improved in the trazodone and bupropion groups, respectively [ 45].

More subjects taking active drug were considered to be "very much improved" or "much improved" as rated by the Clinical Global Impression-Improvement (CGI-I) scale by week 24 than placebo (42% vs 14%).

Fully recovered and much improved were considered to be improved.

For <75 years, 44.9 % of patients treated with G-GR considered themselves "Much" or "Very much" improved compared with 33.6%% of patients receiving placebo (difference 11.3 %, 95 % CI 3.1 19.6; p = 0.0077).

Similar numbers of patients ≥75 years of age receiving G-GR considered themselves "Much" or "Very much" improved on the PGIC compared with patients <75 years of age (Fig.  4).