Sentence examples for decreasing improvement from inspiring English sources
Some studies have reported decreasing improvement in HRQoL after THR with age (McGuigan et al. 1995, Birdsall et al. 1999, Santaguida et al. 2008, Rolfson et al. 2011, Keurentjes et al. 2013), while others have indicated little, if any, effect (Rissanen et al. 1996, Jones et al. 2001, Lawless et al. 2012).
In order for violence against women to decrease, improvement in the social position of women is essential.
For subjects receiving OROS MPH, decreases (improvements) from baseline in CAARS:O-SV score were numerically greater in subjects defined as adherent than in those who were not, in both the main analysis set and completer population.
The accuracy of the calibrated and non-calibrated HG estimates increased for longer time steps (daily < weekly < fortnightly < monthly), although with a decreasing accuracy improvement rate.
In the Lung Flute group, a decrease (improvement) of 0.23 points in the CCQ score was seen at 26 weeks (p = 0.08).
The cost decrease, improvement of equipment transport and improvement of installation are the most common targets to be achieved; they occupied 45% and 50% of the granted patents selected from USPTO and EPO, respectively.
An ANOVA analysis and successive multiple comparison analysis confirm that there is a significant decrease (improvement) of SRT for the wide-band recogniser over the narrow-band trained network and the audio-alone condition.
Marked decrease improvement of chronic pancreatitis was observed in mice treated with sulindac.
For example, a 2-point decrease (improvement) in pain corresponded to an estimated 7.6-point decrease (improvement) in the MOS Sleep Problem Index 9, 11.9-point decrease in MOS Sleep Disturbance, and 1.6-point decrease in Sleep Interference.
The level of SAM increased significantly, and there was a marginally significant decrease (improvement) in uridine, a marker of impaired methylation.
From b-8, there was a significant decrease (improvement) in the intervention compared to the control group in the QOL sub-scale of symptoms p = 0.038) (Table 5).
