Sentence examples for hypothesized improvement from inspiring English sources

Four central PSS hypothesized improvement mechanisms are translated into a grounded intervention and tested in three settings of land use and transport strategy-making in the Netherlands.

As regards instead the rolling-shutter box system, the hypothesized improvement was to insert inside the rolling-shutter box a thermal reflective insulation composed by a double sheet of aluminum with an interposed inert air bubble made of polyethylene with high density of total thickness equal to 6.5 mm (Fig. 11).

In Fig.  4, we illustrated the hypothesized improvement in OEFmax that results from suppression of MBF.

To confirm the hypothesized improvement in foot mobility in the transverse plane, further studies should address intrinsic foot mobility.

Our aim consists in providing an analysis of the impact of network integration to gene prioritization, in order to understand whether the combination of multiple networks, constructed from different sources of information, can significantly enhance the performance of gene prioritization methods, and to provide a quantitative assessment of this hypothesized improvement.

We hypothesize improvements in satisfaction with health care.

We hypothesize improvements over time in both groups, but a superiority of the music therapy intervention on all three aforementioned dimensions.

Advocates of quality improvement strategies have hypothesized that improvements in chronic care management could also result in financial benefits through the prevention or delay of expensive complications (11).

While it can be hypothesized that improvement in physicians' reimbursement can lead to improvements in STI services, it is necessary to investigate the cost-effectiveness of this approach versus other approaches.

We hypothesized that improvement in temporal processing speed underlies the observed training effects.

We hypothesized that improvement in basic perceptual discrimination would translate into lower fear overgeneralization in affective cues.