Sentence examples for difference to the improvement from inspiring English sources
You don't have to give a single dime and you're making a real difference to the improvement of education in this small village in Ghana.
The grade of chondromalacia patellae did not make a significant difference to the expected improvement (p = 0.28, Kruskal-Wallis rank sum).
However, in patients receiving CZP in the RCT, timing of response made little difference to the proportions of patients reporting improvements in HAQ-DI ≥MCID or experiencing radiographic progression.
Another source of variation is the well-known polymorphism in CYP- and UGT- enzymes and likely transport proteins, which very probably causes inter-individual variations of the catalytic activity and the substrate affinity K M. Thus, further efforts should also consider this individual difference, leading to the improvement of the model prediction.
The authors attributed this unexpected lack of psychological differences to the rapid mood improvement in OSA patients on anticipation of being diagnosed and taken care of in the hospital setting [ 27].
When using a post-/pre-test difference to define improvement after an intervention, the possibility of regression towards the mean cannot be excluded.
Alleviating the cold spot difference can contribute to the improvement of the reactor performance.
First results are compared with previous simulations with a simple Matlab model and the differences due to the improvements in the simulations are discussed.
Neither achievement of goals nor compliance made any difference to improvement in function.
We attribute this difference to improvements in CPU speed and efficiency between the time of our experiments and the previous reports.
The study is limited in that it was not possible to show statistical significance due to the small number; however, based on the estimate of effect size provided by this study a power analysis showed that 16 subjects in each group are needed to provide 80% power to detect differences in the improvement in memory.
