Sentence examples for expectations of improvement from inspiring English sources
With an aging population expecting an active life after retirement, patients' expectations of improvement in physical function after surgery will become increasingly important.
Background and purpose With an aging population expecting an active life after retirement, patients' expectations of improvement after surgery are also increasing.
If we take into account the "high expectations" and "very high expectations", the areas in which patients had the highest expectations of improvement were ability to walk after surgery, and improved pain relief, with 90.6% and 89.7%, respectively.
Since trials are conducted with more frequent and more intense contacts between doctors and patients, the argument would run, patients could form stronger expectations of improvement, which in turn could lead to response expectancies, which again would result in clinical improvement [ 33].
But Manager Terry Collins implied that the concerns — and expectations of improvement — would be waiting for Tejada whenever he was healthy enough to return.
These results document that music listening has specific efficacy in enhancing mood even when expectations of improvement are equated across groups.
Over half of women reported being involved in household decision-making in 2003 and 2008, though this proportion decreased dramatically to 37.8% in 2013: a surprising finding, given expectations of improvements across the continuum of women's empowerment, but possibly due to continuing adherence to conservative values.
Expectations of improvements resulting from treatment are the main focus of 10 studies.
In addition, we will assess participants' general expectations of CMP improvement, improvements with A/C treatment [ 27, 31], and how helpful a variety of CAM services and practices (provider- and self-directed) may be [ 107].
In the present paper, additions of aluminum and vanadium into CrN films were performed with an expectation of improvement in tribological properties.
