Sentence examples for estimates of improvements from inspiring English sources

Like those of Campbell et al. (23), our estimates of improvements in blood pressure and A1C control associated with the QOF in the family practitioner contract may be conservative.

However, objective and unanimous estimates of improvement in care are difficult to find.

The UK-derived equation resulted in larger estimates of improvement than the NA-derived equation.

Consequently, estimates of improvement in discrimination, calibration, and reclassification were calculated for each criminal history risk factor.

The dependence of binocular summation on optical quality has important implications for estimates of improvement one might obtain from such customized vision correction strategies.

A challenge when combining estimates of the relationship between activity limitations and economic outcomes (from the NHIS regression analysis) with estimates of improvement in functional ability (using SF-36 results from published trials) is that one cannot precisely recreate the SF-36 Functional Ability Index from NHIS data.

Mean subjective patient estimate of improvement was 31.7 %.

Patients were asked to provide a subjective global estimate of improvement in their migraine headaches from 0 to 100%% at follow-up.

Hence, the estimate of improvement in the intervention group which received hand exercises was 55% (ie, between group differences 35%+20%).

Therefore, after a consensus discussion with the OTs we estimate this at 20%, and hence the estimate of improvement in the group who receive hand exercises to be 55% (i.e. 35% + 20%).

This helps to avoid situations where, for example, a poorly performing hospital provides data in the 'pretarget', but not in the 'post-target' period, leading to an exaggerated estimate of improvement following the introduction of the targets.