Sentence examples for differentiated improvements from inspiring English sources

It is also notable that differentiated improvements in the modified RBANS domain scores were achieved, with statistically significant improvements found in domains that our intervention was targeting, namely memory and attention.

[On Kingfisher] we have no issues with Kingfisher's proposed unifying strategy as a means of offering differentiated home improvement products at low prices to customers.

In addition, in order to provide a differentiated basis for possible improvements to PGMT in AM hospitals, we performed detailed quantitative and qualitative analyses of specific problems in IM training in PGMT as well as problem-solving options from the viewpoints of trainers and trainees.

In spite of headwinds facing the company, analyst Jesse Pichel of Piper Jaffray notes that the company's "ongoing efficiency and cost improvements derived through differentiated intellectual property with entry barriers remain reasons to favor First Solar longer term".

Previous intervention studies have observed that differentiated approaches are needed to achieve improvements in knowledge, attitude, and quality of life.

Direct actions on bradycardia and cardiac conduction are variable and are hardly differentiated from effects due to the improvement of haemodynamic status.

Following transplantation in experimental models of myocardial infarction, the explant-derived cells differentiated into cardiac myocytes accompanied by an improvement in cardiac function[1], [3].

As histological classification is often difficult in poorly differentiated tumours, this classification method urgently needs improvement.

In addition, the differentiated hepatocytes obtained are not fully mature, requiring further improvement.

While the small number of differentiated cardiomyocytes may not have contributed to the observed improvement in systolic function in this study, the cell sheet exhibited self-propagating properties that promoted the generation of a thick-layered sheet.

Understanding of the role of such interactions in normal human breast function and in breast cancers has been greatly facilitated by recent improvements in in vitro culture systems that recapitulate differentiated and transformed epithelial cell phenotypes.