Sentence examples for hour improvement from inspiring English sources

That may seem small, but each mile per hour improvement translates into $100 million in efficiency gains including energy savings, G.E. said.

In the Vasodilation in the Management of Acute Congestive Heart Failure (VMAC) study, nesiritide showed a significant acute (3 hour) improvement in dyspnea versus placebo, but not when compared with nitroglycerin (Abraham et al. 2005).

That is $68 below the minimum wage and represents just a $4-an-hour improvement on the dole.

Continuous intraoperative Doppler-based estimation of ventricular preload to optimize fluid replacement allowed a 48-hour improvement in resolution of ileus.

Schaffalitzky et al used intravenous omeprazole with and without thermal coagulation or electrocoagulation and found the first-72-hour improvement rate to be 94% in omeprazole, and 79.7% in placebo group.

37 38 87 Early (≤24 hours) improvement of hypoalbuminaemia resulted in a median albumin concentration of 26.5 g/L (24.0 28.6 g/L), representing a median increase from baseline of 5.4 g/L (1.0 16.0 g/L).

Worker safety, health and work-hour improvements brought forth "Potemkin" factories for inspectors while migrants toiled in unregistered sweatshops day and night.

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Nevertheless, administration of surfactant led to a more pronounced effect on gas exchange and compliance in the first hours, although improvement in oxygenation declined after 3 hours in the natural surfactant group.

The demands of the students included relaxation of dormitory hours for female students, the elimination of curfews for male students, longer library hours and improvement of food services.

Trains originally reached top speeds of 130 miles (210 km) per hour, but improvements in track, train cars, and other components have made possible maximum speeds of between 150 and 185 miles (240 and 300 km) per hour.