Sentence examples for equal improvement from inspiring English sources

This results in an equal improvement in product concentration and reduction of buffer consumption.

Objectives: Oral budesonide has been found to be efficacious for mild to moderate Crohn's disease in adults, with equal improvement rates for budes-onide and prednisone.

Today, medication is typically prescribed to extinguish, or at least mitigate, voices (about 80percentt of patients experience a reduction in voices, Weiden says, from medication alone, though this does not always translate into an equal improvement in day-to-day functioning); psychotherapy is usually admitted as an adjunct, to deal with issues of social functioning and stigma.

Whatever their flaws, they have brought attention to the fact that the massive expansion of access to education in the region, a major victory in itself, isn't sufficient without an equal improvement in quality.

The data as represented in the literature do not allow conclusions if an improvement from 0° (ankylosis) to 45° is "better" for a patient than an equal improvement in absolute numbers from 45° to 90°.

In a bizarre finding, sham surgery of the knee, in which patients got sedation and an incision but no actual procedure, relieved the pain of osteoarthritis better than actual arthroscopy--and produced an equal improvement in joint function, scientists reported in 2002.

The fact that quite different therapeutic approaches can produce equal improvements in different patients with the same type of disorder underscores the complex and ambiguous nature of the causes of mental illness.

Comparison of pre- and post-treatment data suggested that the two treatments led to equal improvements in sleep log measures of sleep-wake times and ISQ measures of subjective sleep concerns.

Participants in both conditions showed equal improvements on all these measures.

In a majority of the included studies, equal improvements were identified between intensive intervention and conventional therapy or between two different intensive interventions.

In a majority of the studies, equal improvements in motor function and functional skills were identified for intensive interventions and conventional therapy or between two different intensive interventions (Table  2).