Sentence examples for frequent improvement from inspiring English sources

The SEPs exhibited more frequent improvement in the limbs, with greater improvement of spasticity in grade (>1.0 grade) and in patients of younger age (<3y) after injection (P<.05).

We also aimed to discriminate whether effects are due to slower decline, more frequent improvement, or differing mortality rates.

We examined how exercise affects cognitive change, and whether differences between exercise groups reflects less decline, more frequent improvement, or differing mortality rates.

Viller and colleagues showed more frequent improvement in disability (no relationship with disease activity was investigated) in consistently compliant European RA patients over 3 years of follow-up than in those who changed behavior [ 21].

The company explains that by saying that it is committed to shipping updates more rapidly, and not saving up new code to release as a group, as with Update 1: ". "[R]ather than waiting for months and bundling together a bunch of improvements into a larger update customers can expect that we'll use our already existing monthly update process to deliver more frequent improvements".

Linking patients' responses to the ICF showed a decrease in number of desires over time, and the most frequent functional improvements desired by the patients both before and one year after THA were walking, moving around and participating in rather demanding recreation and leisure activities.

Like an early-spring robin searching the ground for sustenance, she frequents home-improvement stores, paint suppliers and, yes, hardware stores, stuffing her pockets with chip after chip by purveyors like Pratt & Lambert, Dutch Boy, Pittsburgh Paints and Behr.

Passengers are expected to benefit from more frequent trains, improved staffing at stations, newer trains, TfL zone fares, and environmental improvements to stations.

They committed themselves to frequent updates and improvements of the treaty, the first substantive one of which is taking place in The Hague.

Despite their frequent use and improvements in algorithm and processor performance, accurate resolution of these flows is a computationally intensive task for many regimes.

The behavior of the proposed algorithms is evaluated over simulated data and over the Standard & Poor's 500 Index returns series, resulting in frequent and significant improvements in relation to the ARMA-GARCH models.