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Also, following the trends in steel design, an improved measure of slenderness ratio is proposed.

To develop and validate an improved measure of control in intermittent exotropia (XT).

Information and Software Technology 54 (820 827–820122012, proposed an improved measure of the effectiveness of predictors based on comparing them with random guessing.

Application of our improved measure of biological information to evolution on two-locus, two-allele fitness landscapes demonstrates that mutual information between loci reflects epistatic interaction of mutations.

Railing against such approaches, Amartya Sen suggested that the capabilities approach provides an improved measure of well-being and constitutes a better way to capture changes in people's condition over time (Sen 1980).

Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curves were calculated (for hospital mortality), and these curves graphically describe the sensitivity of a diagnostic test (true positive proportion) vs. 1 - specificity (true negative proportion) and provide an improved measure of the overall discriminatory power of a test as they assess all possible threshold values.

We calculated an effect size (95% CI) of 0.41 (0.14 to 0.68) for pain relief, 0.44 (0.16 to 0.71) for improved physical function and 0.34 0.47 for improved measures of PGA, stiffness and pain on walking (Table 2).

These types of initiatives along with improved measures of prevention, diagnosis and management will hopefully help improve the outcome of Staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infection in the future.

The rise of occupational medicine in the industrial era, accompanied by an increased recognition of occupational hazards, led to improved measures of protection for workers.

This leads to slightly improved measures of success in our development accounting exercise (see Table 12).

Further, it may be possible to predict early in the disease process those patients that will ultimately develop behavioral disturbances with improved measures of right frontal functioning.