Sentence examples for improved deteriorated from inspiring English sources

Questions about lifetime consultations because of headache as well as about the course of headache (unchanged, improved, deteriorated) during the previous year as compared to the year before may have been useful, but unfortunately was not assessed in our study.

The evolution of the child's health since the onset of treatment was reported by the parents/guardians (improved, deteriorated, stable).

Typically, these require clinicians (or parents/referrers) to indicate whether the consumer has improved, deteriorated or remained stable, via some sort of Likert scale.

For responsiveness we compared the means of EQ VAS/EQ-5D index anchored on improved (deteriorated) health status and computed effect sizes as well as a receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve.

In the follow-up visits, patients were also asked whether their overall health state had improved, deteriorated or remained the same, again using a 7 option response scale from much improved to much worse (health status transition item).

Three external indicators of clinical change were used to classify subjects as improved, deteriorated, or unchanged: 6-minute walk test, New York Heart Association (NYHA) class, and physician global rating of change.

Jensen, now recognized as dean of the prairie style of landscape architecture, improved deteriorating sections of the parks and added new features.

Mr. Qaraqe insisted that the strike was not fundamentally political, but was based on the urgent need to improve "deteriorating conditions," limit strip searches and ensure more contact with families.

Leaders of M.Q.M. stressed that the government had done nothing to improve deteriorating economic conditions and urged the government to take immediate steps to alleviate rising fuel prices and other domestic burdens.

Since then, there has not been the same degree of fluctuation in the sterling/euro rate, but predicting whether the rate will improve, deteriorate or stay the same is fraught with uncertainty.

Specifically, we find that over 70% of the participants incorrectly assess a company's credit risk as improving (deteriorating) when a fair value gain (loss) is recognized.