Intervention households reported liking the filter due to improved aesthetics (88%), taste (92%), odour (56%) and health (35%).
1– 4 Using instruments with a lower diameter for a "needlescopic cholecystectomy" (NC), which was evaluated in several prospective, randomized, sometimes even double-blinded trials, further reduced postoperative pain and improved aesthetics.
By improving aesthetics and quality of life (QOL), this treatment involves reintegration of the patient into family and social life.
A rigid frame does not incorporate a folding mechanism into the design, thereby significantly improving aesthetics, performance, strength, and weight.
Hyaluronic acid injections can improve aesthetics and reduce fine wrinkles of the lips.
For others, the concern may not be aesthetics but, counter-intuitively, the potential for improved navigability.
By 1985 in Sweden, "deep-bedded housing systems" with individual feeding stalls had become (and remain) the method of choice for sows, because of their improved efficiency, aesthetics and neighbor relations, and the health and well being of the animals.
This is all being done to improve the aesthetics of the neighborhood, which for years has been plagued with graffiti and gang activity, Brumbaugh said.
Focus group findings from a natural experiment suggested that a well-executed, community-based environmental intervention improved neighbourhood aesthetics.
For example, image brightness can be adjusted after acquisition in order to improve image aesthetics, but this may result in intensity clipping.
