Sentence examples for improved defined from inspiring English sources

A meta-analysis of five studies [ 9] also reported a positive effect: fewer patients deteriorated in the feedback condition – 20% as opposed to 12% – and that more patients improved (defined as achieving clinically significant change) - 22% versus 45%-.

The scientific advance which improved defining debris flow risk was the recognition that nearly all post-fire debris flows are initiated through runoff-dominated erosion by surface overland flow rather than infiltration-triggered failure mobilizing discrete landslide masses (Cannon [2001]; Cannon et al. [2003]; Cannon and Gartner [2005]; Parise and Cannon [2012]).

The main reasons for the qualitatively improved results are better defined NWs with excellent crystal structure control and improved control in the native oxide removal step.

We believe that the natural course of the disease should be better defined to improve the judgement of different treatment options.

Additionally, the research conducted has provided some interesting findings that suggest further actions to improve and better define future rubrics, oriented to communication or even other competences.

"Not Improved" was defined as no positive change.

Despite this commendation, search strategies for CPGs in Google Scholar need to be improved and defined more specifically.

An estimated 2.6 billion people in the world lack access to improved sanitation, defined as the hygienic separation of human excreta from human contact (WHO/UNICEF, 2012).

Those who have improved substantially (defined as being afebrile, and having a lower cellulitis severity score) will be randomized at day 6 between additional 6 days of oral flucloxacillin (n = 198) or placebo (n = 198).

The design itself could be formulated or improved by defining a specific goal or asking a key question.

Sensor-based technologies offer numerous benefits in hospital environments as they can be used (1) to improve efficiency defined processes and (2) to monitor their conduction in order to prevent errors.